Explanation Given: One end of an open organ pipe is closed which was initially having fundamental frequency of vibration to be f. Formula used: • Fundamental frequency of vibration of open tube, is f o = v 2 l • Fundamental frequency of vibration of closed tube, is f C = v 4 l Calculation: As we know that the fundamental frequency of vibration of an open tube, is given as: f o = v 2 l Hence, �...

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