If the loops were open on both sides how would the length be calculated?
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If the "loops were open on both sides," this typically refers to a standing wave where both ends are antinodes (points of maximum displacement or amplitude), similar to a pipe open at both ends.
In this scenario, the length (L) of the medium would be calculated as an integer multiple of half-wavelengths.
The formula for the length would be:
where:
- is the length of the medium.
- is the wavelength of the standing wave.
- is an integer representing the harmonic number (or mode number), where . For , the length is (fundamental frequency). For , the length is (first overtone), and so on.
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