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Consider the phenomenon of beats & select the correct statement.

Consider the phenomenon of beats & select the correct statement. Correct Answer It correspond to the change in intensity we hear due to interference of 2 waves having close frequencies

When two waves with close, but not equal, frequencies interfere, beats are produced. They have a frequency equal to the average frequency of the two interfering waves and we recognize them as the variable intensity sound we hear.

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