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A soprano saxophone is approximately a conical tube 0.75 m long that is open at the...

A soprano saxophone is approximately a conical tube 0.75 m long that is open at the wide end and closed at the apex. The wide end is about 8 cm in diameter. Find the frequency of the lowest note (in Hz) at 20 C. Neglect the end correction at the open end. The result you find should be higher than the actual lowest note of a soprano sax, which is A3-flat.

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