When the air is at 0°C, the speed of sound in air is 331 m s. What will be the fundamental frequency.f. and the frequency of the first two overtones, f, and fg, for an organ pipe 2.4 m long if it is: 1 open at both ends? 2 closed at one end? Extension

When the air is at 0°C, the speed of sound in air is 331 m s. What will be the fundamental frequency.f. and the frequency of the first two overtones, f, and fg, for an organ pipe 2.4 m long if it is: 1 open at both ends? 2 closed at one end? Extension

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