The musical interval between two tones of frequencies $320 Hz$ and $240 Hz$ is
A$80$
B$ 1.34$
C$560$
D$320 × 240$
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B$ 1.34$
b (b) Musical interval is the ratio of frequencies = $\frac{{320}}{{240}} = \frac{4}{3}$
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