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A 148-cm-long pipe is stopped at one end. Near the open end, there is a loudspeaker that is driven by an audio oscillator whose frequency can be varied from 10.0 to 5100 Hz. (Take the speed of sound to be 343 m/s.)

(a) What is the lowest frequency of the oscillator that will produce resonance within the tube?
Hz

(b) What is the highest frequency that will produce resonance?
Hz

(c) How many different frequencies of the oscillator will produce resonance? (Neglect the end correction.)

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l= 148 cm = 1.48 m fundamental frequency is given by .fo - Me = 343 4x1.48 = 57.94 Hz 57.94 Hz ) (a ~ 57.9 HZ (6) Inz1, 2, 3,

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