Explain how a Helmholtz resonator may be used as a sound damper and discussits limitations for this application.Define inertance in an acoustic system and describe the relationship betweeninertance and mass. Discuss briefly why inertance is often used instead of massto describe an acoustic system.Calculate the total volume of a Helmholtz resonator that has a neck length of2.8 cm, a neck radius of 1.2 cm and a Quality factor for the system, Q = 148.Assume the open end of the neck is unflanged.Calculate the maximum power output of the Helmholtz resonator described in(c) when the mass of air in the neck is stimulated by a sound wave with apressure amplitude of 2 Pa.

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Explain how a Helmholtz resonator may be used as a sound damper and discuss its limitations for this application.