Resonance Waves: Investigating Graphs & Errors

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The discussion focuses on a graph related to resonance waves in resonance tubes, specifically plotting wave length against the inverse of frequency. The user is confused about the significance of the slope of the straight line graph, particularly since it does not pass through zero. This raises questions about the type of error present in the data. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the relationship between wave properties and the implications of graph characteristics in physics. Clarifying these concepts can enhance comprehension of resonance phenomena.
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:rolleyes: I am havin a bit of trouble w/ a graf here... its about resonance waves in resonance tubes and i have a straight line graph when i plot the values of length of the wave vs. 1/frequency. the problem is, i don't no what this line/slope is meant to represent? and it doesn't run through zero, wot type of error is dat calld?
cheerz miki :-p
 
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