A pipe open at both ends has a length of 0.88 m. If the temperature of the room is 291 k, caculate the frequency in Hz of the ņ = 3 harmonic. %3D Take the spe ed of Sound to be v= (331 m/s) J Fain %3D a13K

A pipe open at both ends has a length of 0.88 m. If the temperature of the room is 291 k, caculate the frequency in Hz of the ņ = 3 harmonic. %3D Take the spe ed of Sound to be v= (331 m/s) J Fain %3D a13K

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A pipe open at both ends has a length Of 0.88 m.
If the temperature of the room is 291 k, caculate
the frequency in Hz of the ņ= 3 harmonic.
Take the speed of sound to be V= (331 m/s) J Far
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