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Let `n_(1) and n_(2)` be the two slightly different frequencies of two sound waves. The time interval between a waxing and the immediate next waning is

A

`(1)/(n_(1) - n_(2))`

B

`(2)/(n_(1) - n_(2))`

C

`(n_(1) n_(2))/(2)`

D

`(1)/(2(n_(1) - n_(2)))`

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The correct Answer is:
D

In this case beats are produced
Beat frequency = No. of beats/ sec `= [n_(1) - n_(2)]`
Period of beats = Time interval between two consecutive maxima or minima of sound or period of waxing or period of waning `= (1)/(n_(1) - n_(2))`

`:.` The time interval between a waxing and waning is `(1)/(2(n_(1) -n_(2)))`
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