What is the speed of sound in the unknown gas

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Compute all parts of following problem:

Problem: The frequency of the fundamental of an open cylindrical tube in air is 240 Hz. The frequency of the fundamental is 300 Hz when the same tube is placed inside a large container filled with an unknown gas.

Part A: Does the wavelength of the fundamental depend on what kind of gas is inside or around the tube?

Part B: What is the speed of sound in the unknown gas?

Please show all work and steps to determine the speed of sound in the unknown gas.

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