What would happen if resonance tube is not vertical?
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In the experiment the tube is clamped in a vertical position , so as to enclose a short length of air column .
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If the tube is not held in vertical position, there will be more chances of error in measuring the natural frequency.
Explanation:
- While performing the experiment with the resonance tube, the tube is held in a vertical position.
- In the vertical position, the air column becomes short in length and can be easily measured.
- The natural frequency of sound depends on the diameter and length of the tube.
- Therefore if the tube is not held in a vertical position then we will not be able to get the required results.
- There will be more chances of error in measuring the natural frequency.
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