Physics: Principles with Applications
Physics: Principles with Applications
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ISBN: 9780130606204
Author: Douglas C. Giancoli
Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Chapter 12, Problem 55P
To determine

To Find: The beat frequency that can be heard.

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Answer to Problem 55P

  fbeat=2.18 Hz

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Train car frequency, (f)

  =75 Hz

The train car approached the station (v) =10.0 m/s .

Formula used:

  f1=f(vv0v) Hz

  fbeat=ff1

  f= Train frequency

  f= Observer frequency

  v = Speed of sound waves

  v0 = Observer velocity

  

Calculation:

The train is an observer and moving toward the source.

To calculate the beat frequency, use the Doppler effect,

  f1=f(vv0v) Hz

Where,

  v= 343 m/s

  vs= 10 m/s,

  f1=f(v+v0v) Hz

  f1=75(343+10343) Hz

  f1=77.18 Hz

Now, the beat frequency is the difference of frequencies,

  fbeat=ff1

  fbeat=77.1875 Hz

  fbeat=2.18 Hz

The beat frequency is 2.18 Hz.

Conclusion:

The beat frequency that can be heard, if the train car approached to the station is 2.18 Hz.

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