`S_(1)`: Source and observer both are stationary and wind is blowing in a direction from source to observer then observer detects an apparent increases in frequency. `S_(2)`: Beat frequency is defined as the difference of frequency of two sources. `S_(3)`: Pressure node is always a displacement node and pressure antinode is always a displacement antinode.
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C
`f=((vpmv_(0))/(vpmv_(s)))f_(0)` Here, `v_(0)=v_(s)=0` So, `f=f_(0)` In standing wave formation in a close organ pipe pressure node is a displacement antinode beat frequency `|f_(1)-f_(2)|` it cannot be negative.
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