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Answered by Anonymous
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Two open organ pipe of lenght {\sf L_1} and {\sf L_2} . {\sf (L_2>L_1)} produces x beats/sec . Then , speed of sound in organ pipe is ⎯

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Frequency of organ pipe is given as

\large{\boxed{\bf  \blue{f=\dfrac{v}{2l}}}}

f = Frequency

v = speed of sound in organ pipe

l = Lenght of pipe

\implies{\sf f_1-f_2=x\:\:\:(Given) }

\implies{\sf f_1-f_2=\dfrac{v}{2L_1}-\dfrac{v}{2L_2} }

\implies{\sf x=\dfrac{v}{2}×\left(\dfrac{1}{L_1}-\dfrac{1}{L_2}\right) }

\implies{\sf x=\dfrac{v}{2}×\left(\dfrac{L_2-L_1}{L_1L_2}\right)}

\implies{\bf \red{v=2x\left(\dfrac{L_2-L_1}{L_1L_2}\right)} }

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Option (1)

{\bf \red{v=2x\left(\dfrac{L_2-L_1}{L_1L_2}\right)} } is the speed of sound in organ pipe.

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