Standing waves
If a standing wave is in a closed air column and you are given frequency and speed and are asked to find the shortest possible column for which resonance will occur at an open end, is this length equal to one wavelength or is it different?
I tried, but there was no answer
Original post by PatchworkTeapot
I tried, but there was no answer
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