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Two waves of slightly different frequencies and traveling in same direction produce
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When two waves moving along the same line coming from opposite directions superpose each other, then _ are produced.
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Beats occur because of
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For sustained interference we need two sources which emit radiations
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A source X of unknown frequency produces 8 beats with a source of 250 Hz and 12 beats with a source of 270 Hz. The frequency of source X is
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Beats are the result of:
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A Fresnel's biprism is used to form the interference fringes. The distance between the source and the biprism is 20 cms and that between the biprism and the screen is 80 cms. If λ = 6563 Å and the separation between the virtual sources is 3.0 mm, then the fringe width is
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A fringe is a path of
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Two identical tuning forks vibrate at 256 c/sec. After loading one of them, 6 beats/sec are heard when forks are sounded together. The period of the loaded fork is:
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Two identical tuning forks emitting sound waves in the same direction, will produce: