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A closed organ pipe (that is, open at one end) 2.5 ft long is sounded. If the velocity of sound is
1100 ft/sec, find the frequency of first overtone.

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Answered by nirman95
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Given:

A closed organ pipe (that is, open at one end) 2.5 ft long is sounded. The velocity of sound is

1100 ft/sec.

To find:

Frequency of 1st overtone ?

Calculation:

1st Overtone refers to the frequency of resonance immediately higher over the fundamental frequency.

So, now look at the diagram.

 \dfrac{ \lambda}{2}  +  \dfrac{ \lambda}{4}  = l

  \implies \dfrac{ 3\lambda}{4}  = l

  \implies \lambda =  \dfrac{ 4l}{3}

Now, 1st Overtone Frequency is :

 \therefore \: f =  \dfrac{v}{ \lambda}

 \implies\: f =  \dfrac{v}{( \dfrac{4l}{3}) }

 \implies\: f =  \dfrac{1100}{( \dfrac{4 \times 2.5}{3}) }

 \implies\: f = 330 \: hz

So, frequency of 1st Overtone is 330 Hz.

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