Take a picture of the setup at the prompt in the assignment with a visible white piece of paper labeled with your name and date. The data table below must be completed in its entirety. Submit photo of the table and show all of your work. Theoretical Speed of Sound Temperature (°C) 21°C Experimentally Determined Speed of Sound Theoretical Speed of Sound (331.4+0.6Tc) 344/5 Measured Equation for Length (m) Wavelength Calculated Wavelength of Tuning Frequency from L (m) Fork (Hz) L 2cm λ=4L 8 2048 cm λ=4L/3 36 2048 18cm λ=4L/5 72 2048 Experimentally Determined Speed of Sound (m/s) = Percent Error from Theoretical Speed of Sound X 346 m/s Submit Report 3 by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of Module/Week 5. 331.4+0.6 * TCM (21) C² = = 346-244

Take a picture of the setup at the prompt in the assignment with a visible white piece of paper labeled with your name and date. The data table below must be completed in its entirety. Submit photo of the table and show all of your work. Theoretical Speed of Sound Temperature (°C) 21°C Experimentally Determined Speed of Sound Theoretical Speed of Sound (331.4+0.6Tc) 344/5 Measured Equation for Length (m) Wavelength Calculated Wavelength of Tuning Frequency from L (m) Fork (Hz) L 2cm λ=4L 8 2048 cm λ=4L/3 36 2048 18cm λ=4L/5 72 2048 Experimentally Determined Speed of Sound (m/s) = Percent Error from Theoretical Speed of Sound X 346 m/s Submit Report 3 by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of Module/Week 5. 331.4+0.6 * TCM (21) C² = = 346-244

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ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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