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Two identical stretched wires have a fundamental frequency 200 vibrations per second when kept under the same tension. What percentage increase in tension in one wire will produce 4 beats per second when both wire vibrates together (AT < < T)

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`6%`

B

0.04

C

0.08

D

0.02

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