At each of two stations A and B, a siren is sounding with a constant frequency of 250 cycle `s^-1`. A cyclist from A proceeds straight towards B with a velocity of `12kmh^-1` and hear `5 beats//s`. The velocity of sound is nearly:
A
`328 ms^(-1)`
B
`320 ms^(-1)`
C
`333 ms^(-1)`
D
`336 ms^(-1)`
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C
If `f_(B)` is the frequency as heard by cyclist from source B and `f_(A)` is the frequency as heard by the cyclist form source A Then `f_(B)-f_(A)=5` `rArr 250((V_(s)+10/3)/(V_(s)))-250((V_(s)-10/3)/(V_(s)))=5` `V_(s)=1000/3=333 m//s`
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