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A source is moving towards a stationary observer, so that the apparent frequency increases by 50%. If velocity of sound is 330 m/s, then velocity of source is

A

180 m/s

B

220 m/s

C

110 m/s

D

150 m/s

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The correct Answer is:
C

`n' = n_(0) ((v)/(v - v_(s)))`...(i)
`n' = n_(0) + (50)/(100) n_(0)`
`n' = (3)/(2) n_(0)`
Substituting this value of n' in(i),
`(3)/(2) n_(0) = n_(0) ((v)/(v - v_(s)))`
`3v - 3v_(s) = 2v `
`:. v_(s) = (v)/(3) = (330)/(3) m//s = 110 m//s`
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