Question 6 A car comes towards a stationary observer at speed 72.00 km/hr, honking loudly, and passes by. The pitch (frequency) of the sound heard changes. Here is an example video of a car approaching and passing by. (Warningl It is a LOUD video.) Take the speed of sound in air as 340.0 m/s. Part A - Stationary observer listening By how much does the pitch go down (find the ratio of the frequency as the car gets away to the frequency as it is approaching). Part B - Wedding day convoy Now imagine that other cars are following the honking car with the same speed, 72.00 km/hr. What is the ratio of the frequency heard by the following cars, if the frequency of the honk is 160 Part C- Police car catching up Now imagine a police car is trying to catch the honking car. It comes from behind with a speed of 144.0 km/hr. What is the frequency of the sound heard by the police o Please write your answer up to four significant digits for this part of the question, MyLab will only accept up to 0.1% rounding error in this part.

Question 6 A car comes towards a stationary observer at speed 72.00 km/hr, honking loudly, and passes by. The pitch (frequency) of the sound heard changes. Here is an example video of a car approaching and passing by. (Warningl It is a LOUD video.) Take the speed of sound in air as 340.0 m/s. Part A - Stationary observer listening By how much does the pitch go down (find the ratio of the frequency as the car gets away to the frequency as it is approaching). Part B - Wedding day convoy Now imagine that other cars are following the honking car with the same speed, 72.00 km/hr. What is the ratio of the frequency heard by the following cars, if the frequency of the honk is 160 Part C- Police car catching up Now imagine a police car is trying to catch the honking car. It comes from behind with a speed of 144.0 km/hr. What is the frequency of the sound heard by the police o Please write your answer up to four significant digits for this part of the question, MyLab will only accept up to 0.1% rounding error in this part.

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