12. An organ pipe is open at one end and closed at the other. The lowest note you can play on this pipe has frequency fmin. If the speed of sound in the pipe is v, what is the length L of the pipe? A V L = 2fmin B L = V 4fmin L C = V fmin L D - 2v fmin L E = 4v fmin

12. An organ pipe is open at one end and closed at the other. The lowest note you can play on this pipe has frequency fmin. If the speed of sound in the pipe is v, what is the length L of the pipe? A V L = 2fmin B L = V 4fmin L C = V fmin L D - 2v fmin L E = 4v fmin

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12. An organ pipe is open at one end and closed at the other. The lowest note you
can play on this pipe has frequency fmin. If the speed of sound in the pipe is v, what
is the length L of the pipe?
A
V
L = 2 fmin
L=
B
4fmin
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L =
V
fmin
D
L =
20
fmin
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L =
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