An organ pipe emits a fundamental note of 100Hz. On blowing into it more strongly, the note produced has frequency 300Hz. Is the pipe open or closed?

An organ pipe emits a fundamental note of frequency 128 Hz. On blowing into it more strongly it produces the first overtone of frequency 384 Hz. What is the type of pipe - closed or open ?

An organ pipe produces a fundamental frequency of 128 Hz. When blown forcefully, it produces first overtone of 384 Hz. Is the pipe open or dosed ?

An organ pipe emits a fundamental note of frequency 128Hrtz. When blown forcefully, its first overtone of 384 Hrtz is emitted. Is the pipe closed or open?

An open pipe resonates to a fundamental frequency 300 Hz and closed pipe to a fundamental frequency 150Hz. If they are joined to form a longer closed tube, then the fundamental frequency of resonance will be

An open organ pipe can produce a fundamental note of frequency x. What will be the overtones produced in the pipes ?

The frequeny of the fundamental note emitted from an organ pipe is 200 Hz. When sir is blown forcefully the frequency of the first overtone emitted is 600 Hz. Is the pipe open or closed ?

A pipe produces notes of frequencies 300Hz, 600Hz, 900 Hz , the pipe is

An open organ pipe is emitting a note of 200 Hz. What will be the effect on the frequency of the note emitted when one of its ends is suddenly closed ?