Beats phenomenon occurs when a vibrating system is subjected to two different frequencies which are A) Quite different B) Equal C) Slightly different D) Integral multiple of each other

Beats phenomenon occurs when a vibrating system is subjected to two different frequencies
which are
A) Quite different
B) Equal
C) Slightly different
D) Integral multiple of each other
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C) Slightly different
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