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ale4655 [162]
3 years ago
12

When you blow across the top of a

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Anna007 [38]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The new fundamental frequency will be 598.7Hz.

Explanation:

The fundamental wavelength of the sound waves in the soda bottle is given by the equation

\lambda = \dfrac{v}{f}

where v is the speed of sound, and f is the frequency. Since f = 495Hz and v = 343m/s, we have

\lambda = \dfrac{343m/s}{495Hz}

\boxed{\lambda = 0.693m.}

Because it is a fundamental wavelength, the length  L of the soda can must be

L = \dfrac{\lambda}{4}

L = \dfrac{0.693}{4}

\boxed{L = 0.173m}

The length of the soda bottle is 0.173 meters.

Now, if we pour 0.030 m of water, the new length of the air cavity becomes L_{new}=0.173m-0.03m

L_{new} = 0.143m

Therefore, the new fundamental wavelength will be

\lambda_{new} =  4L_{new}

\lambda_{new} = 0.573m,

which is a frequency of

f_{new} = \dfrac{343m/s}{0.573m}

\boxed{ f_{new} = 598.7 Hz.}

Thus, the new fundamental frequency is 598.7Hz.

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