5. A quantum object travels directly toward you at a constant rate while producing a sound with asingular frequency of 440 Hz. While you stand still, the object passes through you and continuesMoving (you are uninjured). You measure an overall shift in the frequency you hear to be 25.0Hz. Assume is it 20.0 °C during this shift.a) What is the speed of this particle?b) After is passes through you, you notice that your wallet is missing and see it attached to thisparticle. You begin accelerating toward the particle at a constant rate of 1.50 m/s² via ionpropelled roller shoes. At what time do you perceive a frequency of 435 Hz?c) You stop accelerating when you perceive a frequency of 435 Hz and continue to travel at aconstant rate at which time the particle then instantaneously reverses it path to return your wallet,traveling back toward you at its same constant rate which it initially had. What frequency do youthen perceive at it travels toward you?

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