The Air In A Closed Tube 34 Cm Long Is Vibrating With 2 Nodes And 2 Antinodes And The Temperature Is 51oC. What Is The Wavelength Of Waves Produced In Air Outside The Tube When The Temperature Of Air Is 16oC?

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Question

The air in a closed tube 34 cm long is vibrating with 2 nodes and 2 antinodes and the temperature is 51oC. What is the wavelength of waves produced in air outside the tube when the temperature of air is 16oC?

Solution

Correct option is

32.1 cm

 

Since it is a closed tube and vibrating with 2 nodes and 2 antinodes, the length of the tube = λ.

Hence                        λ = 34

If n is the frequency and v51 is the velocity, then

                        

When the outside temperature is 16oC, let v16 be the velocity of sound and the wavelength. 

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