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(a) Explain the phenomesnon of beats ?
(b) Compare and contreast it with interference.

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A tuning fork A of frequency 256 Hz when sounded with tuning fork B of unknown frequency produces 4 beats/s. When B is loaded with wax, 6 beats/s were heard. If some of the wax is reduced, the number of beats again reduces to 4 beats/s. Determine the initial frequency of B.

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