The air in a tube open at both ends is made to vibrate in its fundamental frequency. One end of the tube is then closed and the air column is again set vibrate in its fundamental frequency. How do you compare the fundamental frequency (f1 open) of the tube open at both ends and the fundamental frequency (f1 closed) of the tube closed at one end? O f1 open is four times f1 closed O f₁ is half of f1 closed open O f1 open is two times f1 closed O f1 open is equal to f1 closed

The air in a tube open at both ends is made to vibrate in its fundamental frequency. One end of the tube is then closed and the air column is again set vibrate in its fundamental frequency. How do you compare the fundamental frequency (f1 open) of the tube open at both ends and the fundamental frequency (f1 closed) of the tube closed at one end? O f1 open is four times f1 closed O f₁ is half of f1 closed open O f1 open is two times f1 closed O f1 open is equal to f1 closed

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The air in a tube open at both ends is made to vibrate in its fundamental frequency. One end of the tube is then closed and the air column is again set vibrate
in its fundamental frequency. How do you compare the fundamental frequency (f1 open) of the tube open at both ends and the fundamental frequency (f1
closed) of the tube closed at one end?
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is four times f1 closed
O f₁
is half of f1 closed
O f₁
is two times f1 closed
O f₁
is equal to f1 closed
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