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(A) The rotation of Saturn's rings and of double stars has been detected using the phenomenon of beats.
(B) Megaphone and ear trumpet work on the principle of interference of sound.

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Both A and B are true

B

Both A and B are false

C

A is true, B is false

D

A is false, B is true

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**Step-by-step Solution:** **Step 1: Analyze Statement A** - The statement claims that the rotation of Saturn's rings and double stars has been detected using the phenomenon of beats. - Beats are a phenomenon that occurs when two sound waves of slightly different frequencies interfere with each other, resulting in a fluctuation in sound intensity. **Step 2: Consider the Medium for Sound** - Sound requires a medium (like air, water, or solid materials) to travel. In space, including the regions around Saturn and between Earth and double stars, there is a vacuum. - Since there is no medium in a vacuum, sound cannot travel through it. **Step 3: Conclusion for Statement A** - Since sound cannot travel in a vacuum, the detection of the rotation of Saturn's rings and double stars using beats is not possible. - Therefore, Statement A is incorrect. **Step 4: Analyze Statement B** - The statement claims that megaphones and ear trumpets work on the principle of interference of sound. - Interference of sound occurs when two or more sound waves overlap and combine, which can create constructive or destructive interference. **Step 5: Understand the Function of Megaphones and Ear Trumpets** - Megaphones and ear trumpets are designed to direct sound waves and amplify sound. - They primarily work on the principle of reflection and focusing of sound waves, rather than interference. **Step 6: Conclusion for Statement B** - Since megaphones and ear trumpets utilize reflection to amplify sound rather than interference, Statement B is also incorrect. **Final Conclusion:** - Both statements A and B are false. ---
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