d resonator have differentmeanings, as will be seen by the following: -^ i66 Elements of Physics. Experiment i io. — Hold one end of a large glass tube (A, Fig. 133)in water as represented. Strike an A tuning fork and hold it overthe tube while gradually lowering or raising thetube in the water. At… … Fig. 133. From this we learn that a tube of agiven length will reenforce one tone only.Such a tube is called a resonator. Fromour knowledge of pianos and other musi-cal instruments we know that a soundingboard reenforces any note of the in-strument. Hence we see that any note whatever may cause a…
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