An organ pipe P closed at one end vibrates m its first harmonic. Another organ pipe Q open at both ends vibrates in its third harmonic. When both are in resonance with a tuning fork, the ratio of the length of P to that of Q is
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C
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C
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First harmonic of closed organ pipe 
Third harmonic of open organ pipe
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