Can someone with a helmholtz calculation equation.

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To determine the required port width for specific frequencies using the Helmholtz equation, the volume and frequency must be known. The user prefers manual calculations over online calculators and seeks clarification on solving for the area (A) in the equation. They also inquire about using centimeters as the unit of measurement for all calculations. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding the equation and its components, particularly in the context of a design without a neck. Accurate calculations will help achieve the desired acoustic performance.
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I want to find out how wide the port needs to be for specific frequencies. I suck with math. I have the volume, and the frequency, there will be no neck. Can someone break down the step of how to figure out the port. Also, what units are necessary? I want to just use cm, will that be fine if I just use cm for all the measurements?

The equation that I am using is here

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/waves/cavity.html#c1
 
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nasu said:
You can plug in your values in the fields and the unknown will be calculated.
The acceptable units are given for each quantity.
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/waves/cavity.html#c4

I would like to caluclate it manually though. I don't want to use an online calculator. Already knew those existed.
 
So you want to solve the equation for A? And what do you mean by "there will be no neck"?
 
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