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Two waves of slightly different frequencies `f_(1) and f_(2) (f_(1) gt f_(2))` with zero phase difference , same amplitudes ,travelling in the same direction superimpose .

A

Phenomenon of beats is always observed by human ear

B

Intensity of resultant wave is a constant

C

Intensity of resultant wavevariesperiodically with time withmaximumintensity4

D

A maxima appears at a time `(1)/(2(f_(1) -f_(2)))` later (or earlier) than a minima appears

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C, D

By defmitions of constructive and destructive interference ofequalamplitude waves option (C)is correct and by definition of beats option (D) is also correct.
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