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A 2.25-mm-long pipe has one end open. Among its possible standing-wave frequencies is 345 HzHz; the next higher frequency is 483 HzHz. A. Find the fundamental frequency. B. Find the sound speed

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Chapter17: Sound

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A 2.25-mm-long pipe has one end open. Among its possible standing-wave frequencies is 345 HzHz; the next higher frequency is 483 HzHz.

A. Find the fundamental frequency.

B. Find the sound speed

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