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3 years ago

As the train in the image moves to the right, which person hears the train horn at a lower pitch?

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Anarel [89]3 years ago

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the persons in the train hears it at a lower pitch

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As the train in the image moves to the right, which person hears the train horn at a lower pitch?​

As the train in the image moves to the right, which person hears the train horn at a lower pitch?