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An air chamber of volume V has a neck area of cross-section ‘a’ into which a ball of mass m can move up and down without friction. If the ball is press down a little and released then find the time period of oscillation of ball. Here air is ideal & its temperature remains constant & the isothermal. Bulk modulus of air is B.
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