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A `3 m` long organ pipe open at both ends is driven to third harmonic standing wave. If the amplitude of pressure oscillations is `1` per cent of mean atmospheric pressure `(p_(o) = 10^(5) Nm^(2))`. Find the amplitude of particle displacement and density oscillations. Speed of sound `upsilon = 332 m//s` and density of air `rho = 1.03 kg//m^(3)`.

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(i) `(1)/(1089pi)m` , (ii) `(1)/(1089)kg//m^(3)`

Given length of pipe `= 3m`
Third harmonic Implies that `(3lambda)/(2) , lambda = (2l)/(3), = (2 xx 3)/(3) = 2 m`
`k = (2pi)/(lambda) = pi`
`BkS = P`
`BpiS = 100`
`B = rhoV^(2) = 330^(2) xx 1`
`S = (100)/(piB)`
`S = (100)/(pi330^(2))`
`S = (1)/(1089pi)`
Bulk moduls of elasticity
`B = (-dp)/((dv//v))`, Volume `= (mass)/(density) = (m)/(rho)`
`dv = (-m)/(rho^(2)) drho = (-Vdrho)/(rho) rArr (dv)/(V) = - (drho)/(rho) , dP = B(drho)/(rho)`
`Deltarho_(max) = (rho)/(B)DeltaP_(max) = (DeltaP_(max))/(v^(2)) = (10^(2))/((330)^(2)) , (1)/(1089) kg//m^(3)`
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