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4. Repeat the above steps with tuning forks of other frequencies and find the resonant length in each case. 1/L (m ) Tuning F
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Length Tuning Fork Frequency (Hz) 256 HZ 28612 SILAZ 320 HZ Length L (m) 0.22m 0.196 m . 160m 0.178m 1/L (m ) 1/0.22 = 4.55 m

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