Frequency of tuning fork $A$ is $256\,Hz$ . It produces four $beats/sec$ . with tuning fork $B$ . When wax is applied at tuning fork $B$ then $6\,beats/sec$ . are heard. By reducing little amount of wax $4\,beats/sec$ . are heard. Frequency of $B$ is .... $Hz$
  • A$250$
  • B$260$
  • C$252$
  • D$256$
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