Two organ pipes, closed at one end, when sounded together produce 3 beats/second. If their lengths are in the ratio of 101:100, then the fundamental notes produces by them have the frequencies (in Hz)(a) 100 and 103(b) 206 and 203(c) 300 and 303(d) 400 and 403
sumit kumar , 11 Years ago
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Arun
Last Activity: 4 Years ago
The ratio of the lengths of the closed organ pipes is equal to the fundamental notes produced by them. That is, L1/L2=f1/f2, since L1/L2=100/101 So in (option D) we have f1/f2=500/505=100/101. Hence, the fundamental notes (in Hz.) produced by them are 500, 501.
Vikas TU
Last Activity: 4 Years ago
The ratio of the lengths of the closed organ pipes is equal to the fundamental notes produced by them. L1/L1 = f1/f2 Since L1/L2 = 100/101 So in (option D) we have f1/f2 = 500/505=100/101. Hence, the fundamental notes (in Hz.) produced by them are 500, 501.
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