I need help on a physics longitudinal (sound) waves assignment. Question #5?

I know how to get wavelength from L=(n×lambda)/2. But how do I get frequency without velocity?

NCS2015-04-22T20:04:12Z

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Assume a reasonable velocity. I'd go with 343 m/s (20ºC).

Hope this helps!

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