Consider two pipes of identical length: one open at one end and one open at both ends. Selectthe correct statement below that describes the fundamental frequency of a sound wave in air ineach pipe.☐ a.The value of the fundamental frequency is the same for both pipes.Ob. The value of the fundamental frequency is lower for the open pipe.О с. The value of the fundamental frequency is lower for the pipe closed at one end.

In a pipe closed at one end, the air column has a node at the closed end and an anti-node at the…

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