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(a) Calculate the 5th lowest frequency possible for an organ pipe that is open at one...

(a) Calculate the 5th lowest frequency possible for an organ pipe that is open at one end and closed at the other and has a length of 1.62 m.

(b) List the n value (which harmonic this is).

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