Question #160360

An air column which has a fixed length 0.78 m is closed at one end and open at the other end. It produces a 2nd resonant frequency of 335 Hz. Calculate the speed of sound in air.


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Expert's answer
2021-02-03T02:47:49-0500

A closed at one end tube will have approximate resonances of:


f=nv4Lf = \dfrac{nv}{4L}

where nn is an odd number (order of resonant frequency), vv is the speed of sound, and L=0.78mL = 0.78m is the length of the tube. Since f=335Hzf = 335Hz, and it is the 2nd resonant frequency the corresponding order will be n=3n=3. Thus, obtain the expression for the speed of sound:


v=4fLnv=43350.783=348.4m/sv = \dfrac{4fL}{n}\\ v = \dfrac{4\cdot 335\cdot 0.78}{3} = 348.4m/s

Answer. 348.4 m/s.


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