Physics, asked by Anonymous, 1 month ago

A tuning fork produces four beats per second
with 49cm and 50cm lengths of a stretched
wire of a sonometer. The frequency of the fork
is

1) 196 Hz
2) 296 Hz
3) 396 Hz
4) 693 Hz​

Answers

Answered by 123456789nd
0

Explanation:

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Answered by itzbhavesh282
0

Answer:

let say the frequency of the fork is f

and the speed of wave on the string is v

then according to question it gives 4 beats/s with the stretched wires of length 48 cm and 50 cm.

therefore,

v/2*48-f =4 ...(1)

and

f-v/2*50=4 ....(2)

on solving both the equations we get

f=396 HZ

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