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An open organ pipe of length l vibrates in its fundamental mode. The pressure variation is maximum

A

at the two ends

B

at the middle of the pipe

C

at distance L/4 inside the ends

D

at distance L/8 inside the ends

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B

In an open pipe the ends are points of displacement antinodes and hence pressure node. The midpoint (for fundamental mode) is a point of displacement node and hence pressure antinode. ( variation of pressure is maximum at pressure antinode and zero at pressure -node).
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