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Sound waves from a tuning fork F reach a point P by two separate routes FAP and FBP(when FBP is greater than FAP by 12cm there is silence at P). If the difference is 24cm the sound becomes maximum at P but at 36 cm there is silence again and so on.If velocity of sound in air is330 m/s, the least frequency of tuning fork is how much

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