Question #273921

A car travelling south at 36 m/s sounds a 456 Hz horn.

(a) What frequency is heard by the driver in an approaching truck traveling north at 25 m/s?

(b) What frequency is heard by the driver if he is heading south away from the car at 25 m/s?


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Expert's answer
2021-12-02T13:58:49-0500

(a) From the Doppler Shift formula


f=fsv+v0vvs=456340+2534036=547.5 (Hz)f=f_s\cdot\frac{v+v_0}{v-v_s}=456\cdot\frac{340+25}{340-36}=547.5\ (Hz)


vv - is the speed of the sound;

v0v_0 - is the speed of the observer;

vsv_s - is the speed of the source;

fsf_s - is the source frequency.


(b) From the Doppler Shift formula


f=fsvv0vvs=4563402534036=572.5 (Hz)f=f_s\cdot\frac{v-v_0}{v-v_s}=456\cdot\frac{340-25}{340-36}=572.5\ (Hz)







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