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For fundamental frequency `f` of a closed pipe, choose the correct options.

A

If radius of pipe is increased, `f` will decrease

B

If temperature is increased, `f` will increase

C

If modecular mass of the gas filled in the pipe is increased, `f` will decrease.

D

If pressure of gas (filled in the pipe) is increased without change in tempreature, `f `will remain unchanged

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The correct Answer is:
A, B, C, D

`f = (nu)/(4(l + 0.6 r)) = sqrt(gammaRT//M )/(4 (l + 0.6 r))` (d) `nu` does not depend on pressure if temperature is kept constant.
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