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A siren emitting a sound of frequency `1000 H_(Z)` moves away from you towards a cliff at a speed of `10 m//s` .
(a) What is the frequency of the sound you hear coming directly from the sirven ?
(b) What is the frequency of sounds you hear reflected off the cliffb ?
(c) What beat frequency would you hear ? Take the speed of sound in air as `330 m//s` .

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The situation is as shown in figure.

(a) Frequency ofsound reaching directly to us (by S)
`f_1 (v/(v +v_s)) f = (330/(330 +10)) (1000) = 970.6 Hz`
(b) Frequecny of sound which is reflected of from the cliff is same as from S.
`f_2 = (v/(v -v_s)) f = ((330)/(330 " " 10))(1000)`
` = 1031.3 Hz`
(c ) Beat frequncy `=f_2 -f-1 =60.7 Hz`
(Too high to be heared as beats)
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