A free-standing guitar string is 0.68m long and is tuned to play an E (330Hz). a)...
A free-standing guitar string is 0.68m long and is tuned to play
an E (330Hz).
a) How far from the end of the string should you put your finger to
play an A (440Hz)?
b) A pipe that has one end closed and the other end open also wants
to play an A using the overtone that is two higher than the
fundamental. What is the length of the pipe?
I need help on Part B. We aren't given the speed of air or sound so we have to be able to solve it without those values.
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