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frez [133]
3 years ago
8

A truck is traveling at 27 m/s down the interstate highway where you are changing a flat tire. frequency of 185 Hz.

Physics
1 answer:
Reil [10]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

(a) the observed frequency is 200 Hz

(b) the observed frequency is 188 Hz.

Explanation:

speed of the truck, Vs = 27 m/s

frequency of the truck as it approaches, Fs = 185 Hz

(a) Apply Doppler effect to determine the frequency you will hear.

As the truck approaches you, the observed frequency will be higher than the source frequency because of decrease in distance.

F_s = F_o [\frac{V}{V_S + V} ]

Where;

Fo is the observed frequency which is the frequency you will hear.

V is speed of sound in air

F_s = F_o [\frac{V}{V_S + V} ]\\\\185 = F_o [\frac{340}{27 + 340} ]\\\\185 = F_o (0.926)\\\\F_o = \frac{185}{0.926}\\\\F_o = 199.78 \ Hz

F_o = 200 \ Hz

(b) Apply the following formula for a moving observer and a moving source;

F_o = F_s[\frac{V-V_o}{V} ](\frac{V}{V-V_S} )

The observed frequency is negative since you are driving away from the truck and the source frequency is also negative since it is driving towards you.

F_o = F_s[\frac{V-V_o}{V} ](\frac{V}{V-V_S} )\\\\F_o = 185[\frac{340-22}{340} ](\frac{340}{340-27} )\\\\F_o = 185(0.9353)(1.0863)\\\\F_o = 188 \ Hz

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