Length of an organ (closed at one end)

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In summary, the length of the organ pipe, closed at one end, would be approximately 0.2373 meters if the fundamental frequency is 355Hz and the temperature is 10°C. This is calculated using equations 1 and 2, with the velocity of sound at 10°C being 337 m/s.
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Homework Statement


What would be the length of an organ pipe, closed at one end if the fundamental frequency is 355Hz. Assume the temperature is 10°C.

Homework Equations


equation 1. V = λf
equation 2. λ = 4L/n where n = 1

The Attempt at a Solution



So we will do this by rearranging equation one and substituting in for λ in equation 2
Equation one becomes.
λ = v/f
So sub into equation 2
(v/f) = 4L/n
Rearranging for L , we get.
L = Vn / 4f

Now from class I have the equation to calculate the velocity of sound given a temp so we can get v.
v = (331 + 0.6( 10°C))m/s
v = 337 m/s
Putting it all together.
L = (337m/s) / (4(355Hz))
L = .2373 m

Is this correct? Thanks
 
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Yes, that looks correct.
 

Related to Length of an organ (closed at one end)

1. What is the length of an organ?

The length of an organ refers to the measurement of the distance from one end of the organ to the other end, when the organ is closed at one end. It is typically measured in centimeters (cm) or inches (in).

2. Why is it important to measure the length of an organ?

Measuring the length of an organ can provide important information about the size and function of the organ. This measurement can help diagnose any abnormalities or diseases that may affect the organ.

3. How is the length of an organ measured?

The length of an organ can be measured using various methods, such as ultrasound, X-ray, or physical examination. The method used will depend on the type of organ being measured and the purpose of the measurement.

4. Does the length of an organ vary between individuals?

Yes, the length of an organ can vary between individuals. Factors such as age, gender, and overall body size can affect the size and length of an organ. It is important to take these individual differences into account when interpreting the results of organ length measurements.

5. Can the length of an organ change over time?

Yes, the length of an organ can change over time due to various factors such as growth, injury, or disease. Regular measurements can help track any changes in length and provide important information about the health of the organ.

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