### Question 10**Objective:**Press the hotspot of the location where the sound of the siren has the lowest pitch.**Diagram Description:**The diagram illustrates an ambulance moving from left to right, emitting sound waves as it moves.**Explanation:**Sound waves are depicted emanating from the ambulance, showing the principle of the Doppler effect. The sound waves are more closely spaced in the direction the ambulance is moving, indicating a higher frequency (pitch), and more widely spaced behind the ambulance, indicating a lower frequency (pitch).- **Left Side (Behind the Ambulance):** - The sound waves are spread further apart, which translates to a lower frequency and hence, a lower pitch. - A person is depicted standing behind the ambulance near widely spaced sound waves.- **Right Side (In Front of the Ambulance):** - The sound waves are closely packed together, indicating a higher frequency and hence, a higher pitch. - A person is depicted standing in front of the ambulance near closely spaced sound waves.**Additional Details:**- **Graphs:** - There are two waveforms shown at the bottom of the diagram. - The waveform on the left correlates with the widely spaced waves behind the ambulance, showing a lower frequency. - The waveform on the right correlates with the closely spaced waves in front of the ambulance, showing a higher frequency.**Conclusion:**To indicate the location where the sound of the siren has the lowest pitch, press the hotspot near the person standing behind the ambulance on the left side of the diagram.

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