Two tuning forks $X$ and $Y$ have frequencies $280 \,Hz$ and $284 \,Hz$. $A$ third tuning fork $Z$ has an unknown frequency. When $X$ and $Z$ are sounded together, a certain number of beats per second are heard. When $Y$ and $Z$ are sounded together, the beat frequency is found to be three times as great. The frequency of $Z$ is: (in $\,Hz$)

  • A
    $282$
  • B
    $286$
  • C
    $280$
  • D
    $278$

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