A stretched wire of length $110\,cm$ is divided into three segments whose frequencies are in ratio $1 : 2 : 3.$ Their lengths must be

  • A

    $20\, cm\, ; 30\, cm\, ; 60\, cm$

  • B

    $60\, cm\, ; 30\, cm\, ; 20\, cm$

  • C

    $60\, cm\, ; 20\, cm\, ; 30\, cm$

  • D

    $30\, cm\, ; 60\, cm\, ; 20\, cm$

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