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louis058
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This is not a question as such, but it's for answering a homework question.
I understand how stationary sound waves in a closed tube are formed, as they reflect off the closed end and the two waves traveling in opposite directions interfere to form a stationary resultant wave (that's how I was taught anyway), but how can it happen in an open tube?
There isn't anything to reflect off, but a stationary wave still forms?
I understand how stationary sound waves in a closed tube are formed, as they reflect off the closed end and the two waves traveling in opposite directions interfere to form a stationary resultant wave (that's how I was taught anyway), but how can it happen in an open tube?
There isn't anything to reflect off, but a stationary wave still forms?