$A$ standing wave in a pipe with a length $L=1.2 \,m$ is described by $y(x, t)=y_0 \sin [(2 \pi / L) x] \sin [(2 \pi / L) x+\pi / 4]$. Based on the above information,which one of the following statements is incorrect? (Speed of sound in air is $300 \,ms^{-1}$)

  • A
    The pipe is closed at both ends.
  • B
    The wavelength of the wave could be $1.2 \,m$.
  • C
    There could be a node at $x=0$ and an antinode at $x=L/2$.
  • D
    The frequency of the fundamental mode of vibrations is $137.5 \,Hz$.

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