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Vladimir [108]
2 years ago
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(a) before the submarines pass each other, sub b quickly turns around and speeds up to 12. 4 m/s. What is the change in frequenc

y noticed by observers on sub b? (enter you answer to one decimal place. )
Physics
2 answers:
Kay [80]2 years ago
8 0

The frequency is the number of waves that travel through a particular place in one unit of time. The change in frequency noticed by observers on sub b is 2.66 Hz.

<h3>What is the frequency?</h3>

The frequency is the number of waves that travel through a particular place in one unit of time. It may also be described as the number of cycles or vibrations experienced by a body in periodic motion in one unit of time.

Given that the new speed of the sub B is 12.4 m//sec, while the frequency of the submarine is 1416.44 Hz. The frequency of the sonar wave of submarine A is 1400 Hz. Also, the speed of sound in water, V is 1533 m/sec, and the speed of submarine A is 8.4 m/s.

Now, the frequency of the sub B after the speed is increased will be equal to,

F_1' = F_a \times \dfrac{(V+V_b)}{(V-V_a)}

      \rm = 1400 \times \dfrac{(1533+12.4)}{(1533-8.4)}\\\\=1400 \times \dfrac{1545.4}{1524.6}\\\\=1419.1\ Hz

Further, the change in frequency noticed by observers on sub b,

\rm \triangle F = F_1'-F_1 = 1419.1-1416.44 = 2.66\ Hz

Hence, the change in frequency noticed by observers on sub b is 2.66 Hz.

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Wewaii [24]2 years ago
7 0

The change in frequency noticed by observers on sub b is : 2.66 Hz before the submarines pass each other.

<u>Given data:</u>

New speed of Sub b ( Vb ) = 12.4 m/s

F₁ = 1416.44 Hz

Frequency of sonar wave ( Fₐ ) = 1400 Hz

Speed of sound in water ( V ) = 1533 m/s

Speed of submarine A ( Va ) = 8.4 m/s

<h3>Determine the change in frequency observed on sub B </h3>

The change in frequency can be calculated using the formula below

F₁' = Fₐ ( V + Vb / V - Vₐ )

    = 1400 ( 1533 + 12.4 / 1533 - 8.4 )

    = 1400 ( 1545.4 / 1524.6 )

    = 1419.1 Hz

Final step : <u>determine the change in frequency </u>

ΔF = F₁' - F₁

    = 1419.1 - 1416.44

    = 2.66 Hz.

Hence we can conclude that The change in frequency noticed by observers on sub b is : 2.66 Hz.

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