A tuning fork of frequency 500 Hz gives beats of 5 Hz with another tuning fork. frequency remains unchanged. Frequency of the other fork before waxing is
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105Hz
Suppose n= known frequency =100Hz,n=?
x=5bps, which remains unchanged after loading
Unknown tuning fork is loaded so n↓
Hence n−n↓=x ...(i)
n↓−n=x ...(ii)
From equation (i), it is clear that as n B
decreases, beat
frequency. (i.e.n−(n)) can never be x again.
From equation (ii), as n↓, beat frequency (i.e.(n)
–
n) decreases as long as (n)_ remains greater than n
1
, If (n)_ become lesser
than n the beat frequency will increase again and will be x.Hence this is correct.
So n = n + x = 100 + 5 = 105 Hz
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