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A tuning fork is tuned to vibrate at 440 Hz at a temperature of 20-deg C....

A tuning fork is tuned to vibrate at 440 Hz at a temperature of 20-deg C. How will the frequency of the sound produced change when the temperature decreases to 0-deg C? How will the wavelength change?

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