A block with a speaker attached to it is connected to anideal spring of constant k= 20.0 N/m and is allowedto oscillack and forth in front of the Seated observer.The total mass of the block and Speaker is 4.00kg andthe amplitude of the Source's motion 0.500m."The Speaker emits sound waves of frequency 430 H₂.The Speed of sound in air is 343 m/s.(A) Draw a free body diagram(b) Determine the maximum speed of the source's motionDetermine the highest frequency heard by the observerSourcesitting in front of the

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