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An organ pipe that is open a t both ends has a fundamental frequency of 382 Hz. What is the length of an closed end pipe that has a fundamental frequency exactly one octave higher? Report your answer in m.

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new freq: 2*382hz
for one end closed..
L/4=lambda=speedsound/freq

solve for L

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