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A car is travelling at (V)/(10) ms^(-1) ...

A car is travelling at `(V)/(10) ms^(-1)` and sounds horn of frequency 990 Hz. The apparent frequency heard by a police chasing the car at `(V)/(9) ms^(-1)` where V is velocity of sound

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