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A tuning fork of frequency `328Hz` is moved towards a wall at a speed of `2ms^(-1)`. An observer standing on the same side as the fork hears two sounds, one directly from the fork and the other reflected from the wall. Number of beats per second is (Velocity of sound in air `330ms^(-1)`).

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