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Hi All,
For this problem, I understand the concept of the half open pipe being wavelength=(4L/n) with n being the harmonic. (Also, I think I know that for this half open pipe, there is only harmonics at n=1,3,5...odds only)
So this problem gives us only 2 wavelengths but doesn't tell us the associated harmonic of such wavelength. I don't get how this question can assume that both wavelengths are one apart from the other (when they substituted the n for both as n and n+2). Couldn't they have been 2 or 3 harmonics apart?
Hi All,
For this problem, I understand the concept of the half open pipe being wavelength=(4L/n) with n being the harmonic. (Also, I think I know that for this half open pipe, there is only harmonics at n=1,3,5...odds only)
So this problem gives us only 2 wavelengths but doesn't tell us the associated harmonic of such wavelength. I don't get how this question can assume that both wavelengths are one apart from the other (when they substituted the n for both as n and n+2). Couldn't they have been 2 or 3 harmonics apart?