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Analytical Picture of Forced Oscillation

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P is a particle in the path of sound waves progressing in the OX direction. When the fork is moved towards P, what change will occur in the amplitude of vibration of P?

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The amplitude produced by the fork is independent of the movement of the fork. So even though the fork is moved towards point P, the amplitude will remain same.

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