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Formula relating thickness of pipe to fundamental frequency
By overblowing, i mean i hit the glass measuring cylinder twice with my finger and then blew air over the opening. The sound that was made was recorded and the natural / resonant frequency was calculated using f = waves/ time- Zoro
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Formula relating thickness of pipe to fundamental frequency
i mean the resonant frequency. Basically i was trying to determine the resonant frequency of a closed pipe (measuring cylinder) and looked at different cylinders with different thicknesses of the walls. I used a technique called over blowing- Zoro
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Formula relating thickness of pipe to fundamental frequency
Homework Statement I understand how to find the resonant frequency of a closed pipe but when the thickness of the walls varies, the resonant frequency varies. Is there a formula that i can use to find the resonant frequency of a closed pipe given the length, temperature, speed of sound and...- Zoro
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- Formula Frequency Fundamental Fundamental frequency Pipe Thickness
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What is a method to find the fundamental frequency of a pipe
Homework Statement How can i find the fundamental frequency of a closed piep (measuring cylinder) experimentally/ physicaly. I have done the maths and found the frequency but i want another way to prove this other than simply playing the calculated frequency back at the measuring cylinder. I...- Zoro
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- Frequency Fundamental Fundamental frequency Method Pipe
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End correction of a closed pipe
is it 0.3 d where d is in cm or m- Zoro
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End correction of a closed pipe
Homework Statement Is there a scientiically approved method for end correction of a closed pipe. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution The formula used is Delta L = (3d) where d = diameter in cm.- Zoro
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- Closed Correction Pipe Sound
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Resonance frequency of a wine glass experiment
How do you think i can extend my experiment. I like the idea of trying out another fluid.- Zoro
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Resonance frequency of a wine glass experiment
oh wow thanks you! I needed to find a program for the data analysis- Zoro
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Resonance frequency of a wine glass experiment
Would i still be able to find the resonance frequency by tapping the glass and recording the sound on my phone or laptop. We do not want to invest in a microphone so is a phone or laptop fine. Which one would be better. We have a HTC M8 and Galaxy S4 btw.- Zoro
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Resonance frequency of a wine glass experiment
Homework Statement My group and i need to do an experiment for school. We decided to investigate the effect of water level in a vine glass (or volume) on the resonance frequency. Basically does the resonance frequency change when you change add water to the glass. I would just like some help...- Zoro
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- Experiment Frequency Glass Resonance Resonance frequency Sound
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How do you calculate the total resistance?
LOl. wtaf man. can you just stop beating around the bush and hit the turkey on the head already?- Zoro
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How do you calculate the total resistance?
wat- Zoro
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How do you calculate the total resistance?
80 + 1/ (1/60 + (1/20) + (1/30) = 90 =/= 92- Zoro
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How do you calculate the total resistance?
I did this earlier. Is it correct- Zoro
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How do you calculate the total resistance?
Resultant? like 10 + 20 = 30 ?- Zoro
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