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If frequency of organ pipe is independent of temperature, then value of `alpha` (coefficient of linear expansion of material of pipe) should be nearly

A

`(1)/(273)// ^(@)C`

B

`(1)/(546)// ^(@)C`

C

`(1)/(819)// ^(@)C`

D

`(1)/(1092)// ^(@)C`

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B

`f prop (v)/(t)`
`(f_(t^(@)C))/(f _(0^(@)C)) = (v_(t))/(v_(0)).(l_(0))/(l_(t)) = sqrt((273+t)/(273)) (l_(0))/(l_(0)(1+ alpha t))`
`= ((1+t//273)^(1//2))/(.(1+ alpha t)) = ((1+t//546))/((1+ alpha t))`
If frequency is independent of temerature
`alpha =(1)/(546)//^(@)C`
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