A car of length L = 26 m is moving through the stationary air with a constant velocity V, see the picture below. At the middle of the car there is a source of sound S, which emits signals in all directions, there are also two sound detectors DL and DR at the car's edges. Which of the detectors will receive the signal earlier? left-edge detector S DL What is the speed of the car if one detector receives signals by 4 msec earlier than the other one? The air temperature is 18°C. The speed of the car, V = 342.25413 x Units m/s DR Now the car is stationary but there is a 18-m/s wind blowing towards the car, as shown below. Which of the detectors will receive the sound signal earlier? left-edge detector S D₁ Units ms DR wind What is the time difference in the signal detection between the left and right detectors? The time difference, At =

A car of length L = 26 m is moving through the stationary air with a constant velocity V, see the picture below. At the middle of the car there is a source of sound S, which emits signals in all directions, there are also two sound detectors DL and DR at the car's edges. Which of the detectors will receive the signal earlier? left-edge detector S DL What is the speed of the car if one detector receives signals by 4 msec earlier than the other one? The air temperature is 18°C. The speed of the car, V = 342.25413 x Units m/s DR Now the car is stationary but there is a 18-m/s wind blowing towards the car, as shown below. Which of the detectors will receive the sound signal earlier? left-edge detector S D₁ Units ms DR wind What is the time difference in the signal detection between the left and right detectors? The time difference, At =

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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