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Buttets are fired at regular intervals of 10s from an armoured car A moving with a speed of `10ms^(-1)`towards B. At what interval will an officer seated in car B and dashing with a speed of `20ms^(-1)` towards A hear the report ? Vleocity of sound `=340ms^(-1)` and velocity of wind `=5ms^(-1)` in the direction BA.

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