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Pipe A, which is 1.20mlong and open at both ends, oscillates at its third lowest harmonic frequency. It is filled with air for which the speed of sound is343m/s. PipeB, which is closed at one end, oscillates at its second lowest harmonic frequency. This frequency ofBhappens to match the frequency ofA. Anx鈥塧虫颈蝉extend along the interior ofB, withx=0at the closed end. (a) How many nodes are along that axis? What is the (b) smallest and (c) second smallest value ofxlocating those nodes? (d) What is the fundamental frequency ofB?

Short Answer

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  1. Number of nodes along the x-axis is 2.
  2. Smallest value of x locating those nodes is 0.
  3. Second smallest value of x locating those nodes is 0.40鈥尘.
  4. Fundamental frequency of B is 143鈥塇锄.

Step by step solution

01

Identification of given data

  1. Speed of soundv=343m/s
  2. Length of pipeLA=1.20鈥尘
02

Significance of frequency

The number of waves passing a fixed location in a unit of time is referred to as frequency in physics.

It can be seen that 鈥渢hird lowest 鈥 frequency鈥 corresponds to harmonic numbernA=3for pipe A, which is open at both ends. Also, 鈥渟econd-lowest 鈥 frequency鈥 corresponds to harmonic numbernB=3for pipe B, which is closed at one end. It means that the frequency of B matches the frequency of A.

Formula:

The frequency of body with n number of oscillations, f=nv2L 鈥(颈)

03

(a) Determining the number of nodes 

As frequency of B matches the frequency of A, using equation (i) we can write that:

fA=fB3v2LA=3v4LBLB=LA2=0.60鈥尘

Now, the wavelength in terms of frequency is given as:

=4LB3=40.60鈥尘3=0.8鈥尘

The change from node to anti-node requires a distance of /4so that every increment of 0.20malong the x axis involves a switch between node and anti-node. Since the closed end is a node, the next node appears at x=0.40m, so there are 2 nodes.

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(b) Determining the smallest value of x 

From part (a), the smallest value of x where the node is present isx=0

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(c) Determining the second smallest value of x

From part (a), the second smallest value of x where the node is present is0.40鈥尘

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(d) Determining the fundamental frequency of B

Using the velocity of sound,v=343m/s, we can find the frequency.

f3=v=343鈥尘/s0.8鈥尘=428.75鈥塇锄

Using this frequency, we can find the fundamental frequency as n=3,

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