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Beat frequency heard from two tuning forks
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[QUOTE="kuruman, post: 6808663, member: 192687"] At some point you should reach a stage where you have acquired enough confidence in yourself to troubleshoot your own work. Asking people to check your work is analogous to riding a bike with training wheels. You will never start doing it without the wheels until you remove them. Avoid asking for help unless you are stumped and don't know how to proceed, not if you have reached an answer and you feel OK about it. When I troubleshoot my work, I try as hard as I can to produce arguments, calculations, limiting cases, etc. that might prove me wrong. If I can't find any, chances are that I'm right. To reinforce this opinion I might do web research and see what others have said or done on the subject. This particular [URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beat_(acoustics)']Wikipedia article[/URL] has everything you need to convince yourself that you did it right. [/QUOTE]
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