(5)3.2.Pipe A is 0.50 m long and open at both ends. Pipe B is open at one end and closed atthe other end. Calculate the length of pipe B so that it has the same fundamentalfrequency as A. 10 Hz. and travels in theA wave has anplitude of 0.35 m. a frequency of 1.05positive x direction at the speced of light. 3.00 10 m s. Determine the equation thatcorrectly represents this wave.3.1.

fundamental frequency is the least mode of vibration

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3.2.
Pipe A is 0.50 m long and open at both ends. Pipe B is open at one end and closed at
the other end. Calculate the length of pipe B so that it has the same fundamental
frequency as A.

10 Hz. and travels in the
A wave has anplitude of 0.35 m. a frequency of 1.05
positive x direction at the speced of light. 3.00 10 m s. Determine the equation that
correctly represents this wave.
3.1.

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