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A pipe has a length of 1.5m. determine the frequencies of the first three harmonics if the pipe is open

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Answered by Aaaryaa
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Answer:

57.2 Hz, 171.5 Hz and 285.8 Hz

Explanation:

In a pipe, an open end has antinodes while closed ends have nodes.

The distance is between a node and an antinode is an odd multiple of one-quarter of a wavelength.

For the first harmonic,

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

4

λ

\lambda=4lλ=4l

Also, v = f\lambdav=fλ

where f is the frequency and v is the velocity.

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

λ

v

Substitute the value of ll .

f = \dfrac{343}{4\times1.5}=57.2 \text{ Hz}f=

4×1.5

343

=57.2 Hz

For the second harmonic,

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

4

\lambda=4l/3λ=4l/3

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

λ

v

f = \dfrac{3v}{4l}f=

4l

3v

f = \dfrac{3\times343}{4\times1.5}=171.5\text{ Hz}f=

4×1.5

3×343

=171.5 Hz

For the third harmonic,

l=\dfrac{5\lambda}{4}l=

4

\lambda=4l/5λ=4l/5

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

λ

v

f = \dfrac{5v}{4l}f=

4l

5v

f = \dfrac{5\times343}{4\times1.5}=285.8\text{ Hz}f=

4×1.5

5×343

=285.8 Hz

Explanation:

hope it helps u

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