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Oct5-05, 08:03 PM   #1
 

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Okay, here is my approach. Let me know if you think it makes sense.

We have c = f\lambda and [tex] c = \sqrt{(\gamma RT)/M} [/tex]. In the fundamendal mode, \lambda = 2L. So

2f_\mathrm{He}L = \sqrt{(\gamma_\mathrm{He}RT)/M_\mathrm{He}} (1)

and

2fL = \sqrt{(\gamma_\mathrm{air}RT)/M_\mathrm{air}} (2)

Dividing (1) by (2),

f_\mathrm{He}/f = \sqrt{(\gamma_\mathrm{He}M_\mathrm{air})/(\gamma_\mathrm{air}M_\mathrm{He})}

so

f_\mathrm{He} = f\sqrt{(\gamma_\mathrm{He}M_\mathrm{air})/(\gamma_\mathrm{air}M_\mathrm{He})}
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Oct5-05, 08:34 PM   #2
 
your latex is f---ed up
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