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A source of sound and detector are arranged as shown in Fig. The detector is moving along a circle with constant angular speed `omega`. It start from the shown location in anticlockwise direction at `t=0`
(Take velocity of sound in air as v)
Q. Find the time at which the detector will hear the maximum frequency for the first time.

A

`(pi)/((3omega))`

B

`(5pi)/((3omega))`

C

`(4pi)/((3omega))`

D

`(pi)/(omega)`

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The correct Answer is:
B


The instant at which the detector hears maximum and minimum frequencies are shown in Fig. A corresponds to minimum frequency while B corresponds to maximum frequency
`costheta=(R )/(2R)=(1)/(2)`
`impliestheta=(pi)/(3)`
Let the detector reaches A in time `t_0` (measured from the starting instant). then
`theta=omegat_0`
`implies(pi)/(3)=omegat_0`
`impliest_0=(pi)/(3omega)`
let the detector reaches B in time `t_(01)` (measured from A). Then,
`2pi-2theta=omegaxxt_(01)`
`impliest_(01)=(4pi)/(3omega)`
The time taken after which the detector hears the maximum frequency for the first time is
`t_0+t_(01)=(5pi)/(3omega)`
The interval between maximum and minimum frequencies as received by the detector for the first time is
`t_(01)=(4pi)/(3omega)`
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