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When two sound waves are superimposed, beats are produced when they have __________.

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different velocities

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different phases

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different frequencies

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different amplitudes and phases

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Solution

The correct option is C different frequencies
Beats are produced by superposition of two waves with slight difference in frequencies.
Other parameters can remain same.

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