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The difference between the apparent frequency of a sound of soun as perceived by an observer during its approach and recession is `2%` of the natural frequency of the source. If the velocity of sound in air is `300m//s`, the velocity of the source is (It is given that velocity of source `ltlt velocity of sound )

A

`1.5(m)/(s)`

B

`3(m)/(s)`

C

`6(m)/(s)`

D

`12(m)/(s)`

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The correct Answer is:
B

`(f_(approach)-f_(recede))/(f)=(trianglef)/(f)=(v)/(v-v_S)-(v)/(v+v_S)`
`(trianglef)/(f)=(v(v+v_S-v+v_S))/(v^2-v_S^2)=(2vv_S)/(v^2-v_S^2)`
But `(trianglef)/(f)xx100=2%`
`implies0.02=(2(300)v_S)/((300)^2-v_S^2)`
`implies0.02=(2(300)v_S)/((300)^2)=(2)/(300)v_S`
`v_S=(0.01)300`
`=3(m)/(s)`
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