The pipe organ, shown in Figure 2, is a musical instrument that produces sound by driving air through pipes selected via a keyboard. a) Consider a pipe of length 4.6 meters that is closed at one end and open at the other end. What is the fundamental frequency of this pipe at a temperature of 0 °C? b) Consider a pipe of length 4.6 meters that is open at both ends. What is the fundamental frequency of this pipe at a temperature of 20°C? Figure 2

The pipe organ, shown in Figure 2, is a musical instrument that produces sound by driving air through pipes selected via a keyboard. a) Consider a pipe of length 4.6 meters that is closed at one end and open at the other end. What is the fundamental frequency of this pipe at a temperature of 0 °C? b) Consider a pipe of length 4.6 meters that is open at both ends. What is the fundamental frequency of this pipe at a temperature of 20°C? Figure 2

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The pipe organ, shown in Figure 2, is a musical instrument that
produces sound by driving air through pipes selected via a
keyboard.
a) Consider a pipe of length 4.6 meters that is closed at one
end and open at the other end. What is the fundamental
frequency of this pipe at a temperature of 0 °C?
b) Consider a pipe of length 4.6 meters that is open at both
ends. What is the fundamental frequency of this pipe at a
temperature of 20°C?
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