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Because the bottom of the tube is full of water, you can consider it closed - but the top is open. The standing waves the form in the tube will have a node (that is, the air won't be moving anywhere) at the bottom of the tube. That's clear - because the air can't go anywhere, it must be stationary at the bottom of the tube. At the top of the tube, the air will be going in and out, so you must have an antinode at the top of the tube.\n\nSo, the lowest frequency (longest wavelength) will be when a quarter of a wavelength fits in the tube. The next will be when three quarters fit in. The next will be when 5 quarters fit in, etc.\n\nYou also know that the frequency of the sound that will resonate the column will be 440Hz.\n\nSo you can use (freq) * (wavelength) = (speed) \n\nTo get the wavelength = 0.777m roughly\n\nAnd then the lengths of pipe for which there will be resonance will be 0.777 * (1/4) = 0.194m, then 0.777 * (1/4) = 0.583m, then 0.971m.\n\nOf course, you could be clever and say "ah, but the tuning fork will also produce harmonics at 880, 1320, 1760 etc." so you can halve your answer, or third it, or quarter it - etc. but that might be considered a smart-ar5e answer ;)\n\nHyperphysics is good on this - see below.
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