"<span>Same </span>fluid<span> can behave as compressible and </span>incompressible<span> depending upon flow conditions. ... The most common </span>example<span> of compressible flow concerns is the flow of gases (at low velocities), while the flow of </span>liquids<span> may frequently be treated as </span>incompressible<span>(under low pressure)." -Google</span>
Answer: 
Explanation:
Given
The frequency of the source is 
Change in frequency is 
Speed of sound 
Suppose
is the velocity of the observer
Doppler frequency is given by

Here, the source is at rest
While approaching source, frequency is

While leaving, frequency is

The difference in the frequency is

Answer:

Explanation:
First ship starts at Noon with speed 20 Knots towards West
now we know that 2nd ship starts at 6 PM with speed 15 Knots towards North West
so after time "t" of 2nd ship motion the two ships positions are given as


now we can find the distance between two ships as

now we have


now we will differentiate it with respect to time

here we know that

so we have

now we have


Answer:
230
Explanation:
You do Ke = kinetic times distance divide by mass