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A frequency of 3000 Hz means that an event occurs 3000 times per second. In the context of sound, this frequency is in the mid-range of human hearing, often associated with higher-pitched sounds. For example, a sound wave oscillating at 3000 Hz completes 3000 cycles in one second.

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