What would happen if you struck two tuning forks of different frequencies at the same time?

When you strike two Tuning Forks of different frequencies simultaneously, they will produce a phenomenon called "beats." This occurs because the sound waves from each fork interact, creating alternating periods of constructive and destructive interference. As a result, you will hear a fluctuating sound, where the intensity of the combined sound increases and decreases at a rate equal to the difference in their frequencies. This creates a rich auditory experience, highlighting the unique characteristics of each fork while also demonstrating the principles of wave interference.