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Chapter 17: Q. 77 (page 487)

A 280 Hz sound wave is

directed into one end of the

trombone slide seen in FIGURE

CP17.77. A microphone

is placed at the other end to

record the intensity of sound

waves that are transmitted

through the tube. The straight

sides of the slide are 80 cm in length and 10 cm apart with a

semicircular bend at the end. For what slide extensions s will the

microphone detect a maximum of sound intensity?

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record the intensity of sound

waves that are transmitted

through the tube

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