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Waves: Vibration in Sound Tubes

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One of the most well-known uses of the open tube is in musical instruments, such as trumpets, trombones, tubas, and woodwinds. In general, these instruments have many different lengths of open tubes that are used to produce sounds of different frequencies. What are the main characteristics of the sounds produced by these instruments?
a.
The sounds produced by these instruments have high intensity and variable frequency.
b.
The sounds produced by these instruments have low intensity and constant frequency.
c.
The sounds produced by these instruments have high intensity and constant frequency.
d.
The sounds produced by these instruments have low intensity and variable frequency.
e.
There is no relationship between the sounds produced by these instruments and their intensity or frequency.

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