Answer the questions below:. A bullet train is moving towards the observer with velocity of ms' and producing a honksound with frequency,f. The observer is man in a car that is moving away from train at velocityof ms", the apparent frequency as heard by the observer will be (v= velocity of sound= 343ms)10(a) 22/15f(b) 5/6f(c) 6/5 f(d) 15/22A bullet train is moving towards the observer with velocity of , ms' and producing ahonk sound with frequency, f. The observer is man in a car that is moving towards train atvelocity of ms", the apparent frequency as heard by the observer will be (v velocity ofsound= 343 ms"')(a) 22/15f(b) 5/6f(c) 6/5 f(d) 15/22f

The velocity of the train is given as, vs=v4 m/s. The frequency produced by the honk on the train is…

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