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A sounding fork whose frequency is `256 Hz` is held over an empty measuring cylinder. The sound is faint , but if just the right amount of water is poured into the cyclinder , it becomes loud. If the optimal amount of water produce an air column of length `0.31 m`, then the speed of sound in air to a first approximation is

A

`317 m//s`

B

`371 m//s`

C

`340 m//s`

D

`332 m//s`

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The correct Answer is:
A

`f_(closed) = (v)/(4 l)`
`256 = (v)/( 4 (0.31))`
`v = 317.44 m//s`
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