Consider an organ pipe 1.72 meters long that has one open and one closed end. What is the fundamental pitch of this pipe? Where are the nodes (relative to the closed end) for the normal mode of the air in this pipe whose frequency is 150 Hz?

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Consider an organ pipe 1.72 meters long that has one open and one closed end. What is the fundamental pitch of this pipe? Where are the nodes (relative to the closed end) for the normal mode of the air in this pipe whose frequency is 150 Hz?

(Hint: the answers are 50 Hz, 0.53 meters and 1.72 meters from the closed end)

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