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On sounding fork `A` with another tuning fork `B` of frequency `384 Hz , 6 beats` are produced per second .After loading the prongs of `A` with wax and then sounding it again with `B , 4 beats` are produced per second. What is the frequency of the tuning fork `A`.

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