Beat Frequency: How Does it Change With Pure Tone Increase?

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Increasing the frequency of either pure tone affects the beat frequency, which is calculated as the difference between the two frequencies (Fb = F1 - F2). If the frequency of one tone is increased, it can either bring the two frequencies closer together or move them further apart, thus altering the beat frequency accordingly. This understanding confirms the logic behind the relationship between frequency changes and beat frequency. The discussion highlights the importance of frequency manipulation in sound perception. Overall, the concept of beat frequency is directly tied to the differences in the frequencies of the tones played.
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if i play two pure tones together, i create a beat frequency. if i increase, any of the two pure tones, what happens to the beat frequency?

heres my logic as to why the beat frequency can go either way: Fb = F1-F2, so if you increase F1 it increases and the opposite if you increase F2.

how wrong am I?
 
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T@P,

you are correct.

TRoc
 
In other words, it is a matter of whether changing the frequency of one note moves the frequencies close together or further apart.
 
wow

that means I got the question right on the test! YAY
 
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