Interference, Beats, and Standing Waves MCQs

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The path difference 'BD' for destructive interference is
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A tuning fork A of frequency 256 hertz produces 3 beats/sec with another tuning fork B. The frequency of tuning fork B is:
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In an interference experiment the ratio of intensities of bright and dark fringes is 4 : 1. Then the ratio of amplitudes will be
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For bright fringe formation, the path difference is:
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Beats are the results of: