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A pipe closed at one end is in resonance of a vibrating tuning fork when the length of the air column is . The next resonance occurs when the length of the air column is . If the speed of sound in air be , then calculate the wavelength of the emitted note and the frequency of the fork.

Important Questions on Superposition of Waves-2 : Stationary (Standing) Waves : Vibration of Air Columns
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In a resonance tube, the first and the second resonances are obtained at and respectively. Find out the end-correction and the length of the air column for the third resonance.

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A long-closed organ pipe resonates with a tuning fork at . Determine the frequency of the fork. The speed of sound in air at is .

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The length of a pipe open at both ends is and its fundamental frequency is . Find the radius of the pipe.
If one end of the pipe be closed, what will be the fundamental frequency? (Speed of sound.)

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The smallest length of a resonance tube closed at one end is when it is sounded with a tuning fork of frequency and when sounded with a fork of frequency . Calculate the speed of sound and the end-correction.

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A long closed organ pipe is vibrating in its fundamental mode. If the temperature of the room be and the speed of sound in air at this temperature be , then determine the frequency of the note of the pipe. If the temperature rises to , then what will be the frequency? Consider the effect of temperature on the length of the pipe negligible.

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Standing waves can be produced:

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Energy is not carried by:

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In a stationary wave, all particles are
