4) Draw the resonant cavity below, and make sure the lines are 4.5cm long (they won't necessarily look that long on your screen or in a printout of this page). Draw the fundamental resonant wave in the cavity, and calculate its wavelength.

4) Draw the resonant cavity below, and make sure the lines are 4.5cm long (they won't necessarily look that long on your screen or in a printout of this page). Draw the fundamental resonant wave in the cavity, and calculate its wavelength.

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Chapter17: Sound

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