Lucy has three sources of sound that produce pure tones with wavelengths of 36 cm, 60 cm, and 92 cm. She also has an assortment of narrow tubes that are closed off at one end but open at the other. After experimenting, Lucy notices that each tone will resonate with tubes of some lengths but not with others. For each wavelength, determine which tube lengths, if any, will resonate with sound of that wavelength. Wavelength of sound: 36 cm 60 cm 92 cm Length of tube: Answer Bank 15 cm 27 cm 69 cm 9 cm 45 cm 18 cm

Lucy has three sources of sound that produce pure tones with wavelengths of 36 cm, 60 cm, and 92 cm. She also has an assortment of narrow tubes that are closed off at one end but open at the other. After experimenting, Lucy notices that each tone will resonate with tubes of some lengths but not with others. For each wavelength, determine which tube lengths, if any, will resonate with sound of that wavelength. Wavelength of sound: 36 cm 60 cm 92 cm Length of tube: Answer Bank 15 cm 27 cm 69 cm 9 cm 45 cm 18 cm

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Lucy has three sources of sound that produce pure tones with wavelengths of 36 cm, 60 cm, and 92 cm. She also has an
assortment of narrow tubes that are closed off at one end but open at the other. After experimenting, Lucy notices that each
tone will resonate with tubes of some lengths but not with others.
For each wavelength, determine which tube lengths, if any, will resonate with sound of that wavelength.
Wavelength of sound:
36 cm
60 cm
92 cm
Length of tube:
Answer Bank
15 cm
27 cm
69 cm
9 cm
45 cm
18 cm
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