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Question
Prove that for pipe closed at one end, the end correction is `e = (n_2l_2-n_1l_1)/(n_1-n_2)`
Numerical
Solution
Consider the two pipes of same diameter but different lengths of l1 and l2·
Let n1 and n2 be the frequencies of tunning fork.
We know, for a pipe closed at one end
V = 4n1L1 = 4n2L2
n1L1 = n2L2
n1(l1 + e) = n2(l2 + e)
where, e = end correction
n1l1 + n1e = n2l2 + n2e
n1e - n2e = n2l2 - n1l1
e(n1 - n2) = n2l2 - n1l1
`therefore e = (n_2l_2-n_1l_1)/(n_1-n_2)`
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