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Explanation / Answer

2) if 7 loops are formed in a standing wave then

total length = 7/2*wavelength

wavelength = 2/7*l = 2/7*2.23 = 0.64 m

b) velocity = wavelength*frequency = 0.64*78.9 = 50.49 m/sec

c) fundamental frequency f = v/2l = 50.49/2*2.23 = 11.3 Hz