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Nataly_w [17]
3 years ago
13

The relationship between sharks and remoras is characterizedTRUE    ORFALSE

Physics
1 answer:
Damm [24]3 years ago
8 0
False, sharks and remoras have a symbiotic relationship. The remora removes parasites from the sharks scales, and the shark provides protection for the remora
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f_L = \left ( \dfrac{v \pm 0 }{v \pm v_S} \right ) \cdot f_S = \left ( \dfrac{v  }{v \pm v_S} \right ) \cdot f_S

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The highest note, f_{LH}, is obtained with the lowest denominator, that is when the source moves towards the listener and v_S is negative, we get;

f_{LH} = 4,200 \ Hz = \left ( \dfrac{343 \ m/s }{343 \ m/s - v_S} \right ) \times 4,000 \ Hz

\dfrac{4,200 \ Hz}{4,000 \ Hz} = \dfrac{21}{20} = \dfrac{343 \ m/s}{343 \ m/s - v_S}

21·(343 m/s - v_S) = 20×343 m/s

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v_S = (343 m/s)/21 = 49/3 m/s = 16.\overline 3 m/s

The speed of the source = The speed of the whistle

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(ii) The lowest note heard by the person occurs when the denominator of the formula for the change in frequency is smallest for which we have the value of v_S as positive and the source moves away from the observer which is presented as follows;

f_{LH}  = \left ( \dfrac{343 \ m/s }{343 \ m/s +16.\overline 3 \ m/s } \right ) \times 4,000 \ Hz = 3,818.\overline {18} \ Hz

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