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Class 11 NEET Physics Waves Questions Questions
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Question : 21
Total: 91
A source of sound
S
emitting waves of frequency
100
Hz
and an observer
O
are located at some distance from each other. The source is moving with a speed of
19.4
m
s
−
1
at an angle of
60
∘
with the source observer line as shown in the figure. The observer is at rest. The apparent frequency observed by the observer (velocity of sound in air
330
m
s
−
1
), is
[NEET 2015]
106
Hz
97
Hz
100
Hz
103
Hz
Validate
Solution:
👈: Video Solution
Here, original frequency of sound,
f
0
=
100
Hz
Speed of source
V
S
=
19.4
cos
60
∘
=
9.7
From Doppler's formula
f
1
=
f
0
(
V
−
V
0
V
−
V
S
)
f
1
=
100
(
V
−
0
V
−
(
+
9.7
)
)
f
1
=
100
V
V
(
1
−
9.7
V
)
=
100
(
1
−
9.7
330
)
=
103
Hz
Apparent frequency
f
1
=
103
Hz
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