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An observer travelling with a constant velocity of `16.5 ms^(-1)`, passes closes to a stationary source of sound and notices that there is a change of frequency of 50 Hz as he passes the source. Calculate the frequency of the source. `("Speed of sound in air = 330 ms"^(-1)).`

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