How would you expect the directivity of the piston to vary as the temperature of air decreases? (Hint: Low temperature -> decrease of sound speed)

1.Directivity of the piston is independent of the temperature.

2.Directivity of the piston becomes smooth (low directivity) because the wavelength increases.

3.Directivity of the piston becomes sharp (high directivity) because the wavelength decreases.

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