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Hello! I am currently trying to answer this question. Could you provide the steps-example-1

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Given:

The length of the pipe is L.

The third harmonic has teh wavelength,


(2L)/(3)

To find:

The type of the pipe

Step-by-step explanation:

The wavelength of the harmonics for a pipe closed at one end is,


\lambda=(4L)/(2n-1)

The wavelength of the harmonics for a pipe open at both the ends is,


\lambda=(2L)/(n)

Here,


n=1,\text{ 2, ......}

The given wavelength is,


(2L)/(3)

which resembles the form,


(2L)/(n)

Hence, the pipe is open at the other end.

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