Sound artist Jacob Kirkegaard(Links to an external site.) was…
Question Answered step-by-step Sound artist Jacob Kirkegaard(Links to an external site.) was… Sound artist Jacob Kirkegaard (Links to an external site.) was working on his piece Aion (2006) in which he recorded the sound of a room and then recorded the recording being played back in the same room. After doing this several times, he plotted a spectrum and found that there were three prominent fundamental peaks at 34.4, 43 and 57.33 Hertz. Jacob surmised that these resonances were due to axial modes (f100, f010 and f001). The proportions of the room are such that L > W > H.What is the length of the room (f100) in meters?A. 5mB. 4mC. 3mD. 1mE. 6m Science Physics SCIENCE 1119 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
