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A pointer attached to a vibrating fork presses a smoked cylinder lightly. The cylinder is suddenly rotated through one complete revolution in 0.75 seconds. The pointer traces 192 waves on the cylinder. Calculate the frequency of the tuning fork.

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256 Hz
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