Velocity of sound waves in air is $330\; m/sec$. For a particular sound in air, a path difference of $40 \;cm$ is equivalent to a phase difference of $1.6 \pi$. The frequency of this wave is... $Hz$
  • A$165$
  • B$150$
  • C$660$
  • D$330$
AIPMT 1990, Medium
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