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Transcribed Image Text:A tuning fork has a natural frequency of 440 Hz. When you apply a force to the tuning fork by striking
it with an object, at what frequency will the tuning fork vibrate?
A 220 Hz
B 660 Hz
© 440 Hz
880 Hz
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