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Stationary Waves & Vibrating Strings

The fundamental frequency ' $n$ ' of the tuning fork is 288 Hz, it will not resonate with the frequency

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Answer: (c)

Resonance occurs at the fundamental or its whole-number multiples: $288, 576, 864, \dots$ Hz.
$\frac{844}{288} = 2.93$ is not a whole number.
So the answer is (c) $844$ Hz.

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