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A driver in a stationary car horns which produces sound waves having frequency 2000 Hz. The waves are directed normally towards a reflecting wall. If the wall approaches the car with a velocity u = 3.3 m/s. The change in the frequency of sound after reflection from the wall is x%. Then x

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