What is the n in the equation
n(wavelength)=4L for the pipe that is closed in one end, if you are working with its 3rd harmonic?
My kaplan book is saying that n=3, but i thought for pipes closed in one end, n proceeds like 1,3,5... making n=5 the correct number for n for third harmonic.
Is this just a mistake on kaplan's part?
n(wavelength)=4L for the pipe that is closed in one end, if you are working with its 3rd harmonic?
My kaplan book is saying that n=3, but i thought for pipes closed in one end, n proceeds like 1,3,5... making n=5 the correct number for n for third harmonic.
Is this just a mistake on kaplan's part?