Question #208509

V/2f=l2-l1

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Expert's answer
2021-06-21T11:38:45-0400

For the first resonance, we have


l1=λ4.l_1=\frac\lambda4.

For the second:


l2=3λ4.l_2=\frac{3\lambda}{4}.

Thus,


λ2=l2l1.\frac\lambda2=l_2-l_1.

On the other hand, the wavelength is


λ=vf, v2f=l2l1.\lambda=\frac vf,\\\space\\ \frac{v}{2f}=l_2-l_1.


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