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A source of sound and a listener are moving in the same direction, not parallel to each other, with unequal velocities vS and vL respectively. If the velocity of sound in the medium is v and its true frequency is f, the frequency perceived by the listener (f *) is given by:

A
f *=(vvLv+vS) f
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f *=(v+vLvvS) f
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f *=(v+vLv+vS) f
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f *=(vvLvvS) f
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Solution

The correct options are
C f *=(v+vLv+vS) f
D f *=(vvLvvS) f
The source and the listener are moving with unequal directions in the same direction, but not in parallel to each other. Two cases are possible in this scenario:
  1. The source following the listener
  2. The listener following the source
In both the cases, the apparent frequency depends on the velocities of the source and the listener.
  • When the source is following the listener, the apparent frequency is given by:
f *=(vvLvvS)×f
  • When the listener is following the source, the apparent frequency is given by:
f *=(v+vLv+vS)×f

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