Given:
a) A clarinet 75 cm long that functions acoustically like a closed air column.
b) An organ pipe open at both ends that is 4.8 m long
c) An organ pipe open at both ends that is 4.8 m long
To find:
Draw diagrams to show the first three modes of resonance
Step-by-step explanation:
a)
A clarinet is as same as a closed pipe.
The first three resonances are,

Now,

The next two resonances are,

Hence, the frequencies are 114.3 Hz, 343 Hz, and 571.5 Hz.
The resonances are as shown below:
b)
For an open organ pipe:
The first three resonances are,

The diagram is as shown below:
Hence, the frequencies are 35.7 Hz, 71.4 Hz, and 107.1 Hz.
c)
The frequencies of the first three resonances in a guitar are,

Hence, the frequencies are 50.8 Hz, 101.6 Hz, and 152.4 Hz.
The diagram of the modes are as shown below: