A 5m long pipe filled with air is closed on one end and open on the...
A 5m long pipe filled with air is closed on one end and open on the other. You are walking your dog near the pipe when he decides to bark inside of it, with is traveling at 344m/s.
a. Find the fundamental frequency for the bark in the
pipe.
b. Find the fundamental wavelength.
c. Find the wavelength and frequency for the next 2 resonant
frequencies.
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