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A pop bottle is to be used as a musical instrument. The bottle is 26.0 cm tall. Treat the bottle as a pipe that is close at one end (The surface of the water) and open at the other end.
Find a fundamental frequency of the bottle express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units
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