An experiment is performed to determine how bats capture insects in the dark. A pair of microphones are set up on either end of
1 answer:
Answer:
Explanation:
We shall apply Doppler's effect here .
original frequency = 79.79 kHz
apparent frequency due to movement of source ( bat ) = 81.63 Hz
Let the velocity of bat be v .
expression for apparent frequency can be given as follows
n =
n is apparent frequency , n₀ is original frequency , V is velocity of light and v is velocity of source of sound
Putting the values
81.63 =
340-v = 332.33
v = 7.67 m /s
velocity of bat is 7.67 m /s .
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Approximately (assuming that this spring is ideal.)
Explanation:
The displacement of a spring is the new length of the spring relative to the original length.
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