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The frequency of a stationary siren is 1500 Hz when measured by a stationary observer. If an observer moves away from the siren
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(b) Prepare Stationary Account from the following information.
(i) Stationary in hand Rs. 5,000; (ii) Purchase new stationary
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Harry
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A police car's siren has a frequency of 567-Hz while traveling at 24.8-m/s. If the car is coming toward you, and you are
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Aubrey
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Does a police cars frequency become higher moving toward a stationary observer or away from? I am confused as to how we hear the
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Colton
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A moving observer approaches a stationary sound source. What does the observer hear?
an increase in frequency a decrease in
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Truth
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1)As a sound source moves away from a stationary observer, the number of waves will.
decrease 2)How fast should a car move toward
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Jon
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1)As a sound source moves away from a stationary observer, the number of waves will.
decrease 2)How fast should a car move toward
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Jon
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A flying bat emits squeaks at a frequency of 80 MHz, if a stationary observer picks up the frequency of the squeaks as 78 MHz,
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Bafana
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A stationary speaker is emitting a sound of frequency 1330 Hz. The air has a temperature of ^oF.
Taking right to be positive, a
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pamela
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An airplane moves away from a stationary observer at 125 m/s and emits a frequency of 595 Hz on a day where the temperature is
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Lisa
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