Pipe A, open at both ends, is 0.45m long and is at 20∘C. Pipe B, also open at both ends, is at 30∘C. The third harmonic of pipe A is required to have the same frequency as the fundamental of pipe B. Assuming the speed of sound is 331ms−1 at 0∘C and increases by 0.6ms−1 for every 1∘C rise in temperature, calculate the length of pipe B.