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The source S1 is at rest. The observer and the source S2 are moving towards S1 as shown in the figure. The roof beats observed by the observer if both sources have a frequency of 120 Hz and a speed of sound of 330ms-1 is:


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Step 1: Given data:-

There are two sources S1 and S2 and S2 is moving towards S1 which is at rest.

fS1=fS2=120Hzvs2=108Km/m=30ms-1vsound=330ms-1vobserver=10ms-1vobservercosθo=10cos53ovs2cosθs2=30cos37o

Step: 2 Formula used,

fo=(𝝂+𝝂s)(𝝂𝝂o)fs

Here,fo = observer frequency of sound

fs = actual frequency of sound waves

v = speed of sound waves

vo = observer velocity

vs =source velocity

Here the roof is the observer,

froofis the frequency of the observer.

froof=fs2vsound+vobservercosθovsound-vs2cosθs2-vsound+vobservervsound

fs2 is the frequency of the source

Step: 3 Solving for froof

In the case of the opposite when an object is going far from each other, we got

vobserver=10cos53ovs2=30cos37o

When both objects are coming close to each other then the apparent frequency will increase. So, we will take positive in the numerator and negative in the denominator.

In this case, vs2=0 because the source is stationary,

froof=120330+10cos53o330-30cos37o-330+10330froof=120330+8.337330-24-340330froof=120338.337306-340330froof=1201.105-1.03froof=1200.0746froof=8.96Hz

Therefore, the roof beats observed by the observer is 8.96Hz.


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