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A man is standing between a stationary source and cliff. When he starts moving along line joining him and source, he hears 10 beats per second. The velocity of mas is [frequency of source=600Hz, velocity of sound=330`ms^(-1)`]

5.5 m/s

11m/s

16/5m/s

2.75m/s

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