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How is the difference between consecutive resonance points related to the wavelength of the wave?
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How is the difference between consecutive resonance points related to the wavelength of the wave?

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The difference between two consecutive resonance points is always ½ a wavelength apart.

Step-by-step explanation:

In both open and closed pipe resonators, the resonance points are always 1/2λ apart. (The distance to the next antinode)

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