Two Waves Of Wavelength 2 M And 2.02 M Moving With The Same Speed Superpose To Produce 2 Beats Per Second. The Speed Of Each Wave Is

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Question

Two waves of wavelength 2 m and 2.02 m moving with the same speed superpose to produce 2 beats per second. The speed of each wave is

Solution

Correct option is

404 ms–1

 

Beat frequency  If v is the speed of the wave, then

                  

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