Concept:When a sound source moves relative to a stationary observer, the observed frequency changes due to the Doppler effect.
Explanation:When the source moves towards the observer with speed
VS, the apparent frequency is:
n1=n(V−VSV)When the source moves away from the observer with speed
VS, the apparent frequency is:
n2=n(V+VSV)The required difference is:
n1−n2=n(V−VSV)−n(V+VSV)Taking
nV common and simplifying:
n1−n2=nV(V−VS1−V+VS1)=nV(V2−VS2(V+VS)−(V−VS))=nV(V2−VS22VS)Therefore, the difference between the apparent frequencies is:
V2−VS22nVVSAnswer:Option A:
V2−Vs22nVVs