Q: What is a tuning fork, and how does it work?
Ans: A tuning fork is a metal instrument with two prongs that vibrate at a specific frequency when struck. It produces a pure and consistent tone, making it ideal for tuning musical instruments or for therapeutic purposes.
Q: What is the standard frequency for tuning forks?
Ans: The most common standard tuning fork frequency is A440, which means it vibrates at 440 Hertz (Hz). However, tuning forks with different frequencies are available to suit various needs.
Q: How do I use a tuning fork for musical instrument tuning?
Ans: To tune an instrument, strike the tuning fork against a soft surface, such as your knee, to set it in motion. Then, hold the vibrating fork close to the instrument's corresponding string or note. Adjust the string's tension until it vibrates in harmony with the tuning fork.
