(numbers 1-2) When two closed tubes (closed at one end) of different lengths each resonate at...
(numbers 1-2) When two closed tubes (closed at one end) of different lengths each resonate at their 5th harmonic, a 5 Hz beat frequency is observed.
1. If one tube has length L, at which distance from the open end is a pressure node found? a) L/5 b) 2L/5 c) 3L/5 d) L e) none of the above answers are correct
B is the correct answer
2. Both tubes are now opened at both ends. When each tube now resonates at its 1st harmonic frequency, what beat frequency is observed?
a) 2 Hz b) 4 Hz c) 6 Hz d) 8 Hz e) more information is needed to determine
A is the correct answer
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