When two tuning forks A and B are sounded together a beat frequency of 3 Hz is produced. When B in waxed and again A and B are sounded together the beat frequency increased to 5 Hz. If the frequency of A in 512 Hz, the frequency of fork B (before it is waxed) maybe (A) 507 Hz (B) 509 Hz (C) 515 Hz (D) 517 Hz

When two tuning forks A and B are sounded together a beat frequency of 3 Hz is produced. When B in waxed and again A and B are sounded together the beat frequency increased to 5 Hz. If the frequency of A in 512 Hz, the frequency of fork B (before it is waxed) maybe (A) 507 Hz (B) 509 Hz (C) 515 Hz (D) 517 Hz

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