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A train sounds its whistle as it approaches an observer standing at a point near the track.The observer measures a frequency of 216 Hz as the train approaches and a frequency of 184 Hz as the train leaves.What is the frequency of its whistle?

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Answered by abhi178
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frequency of its whistle is 198.72 Hz

when the train approaches, frequency heard by observer, f = f₁(v/v - vs)

⇒216 = f₁(340/340 - vs)............(1)

when train leaves, frequency heard by observer

f' = f₁(v/v+ vs)

⇒184 = f₁(340/340 + vs) ...........(2)

from equations (1) and (2) we get,

216/184 = (340 + vs)/(340 - vs)

⇒vs = 136/5 = 27.2 m/s

now 216 = f₁(340/340 - 27.2)

⇒216 × 312.8/340 = f₁

⇒f₁ = 198.72 Hz

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Answered by Anonymous
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when the train approaches, frequency heard by observer, f = f₁(v/v - vs)

⇒216 = f₁(340/340 - vs)............(1)

when train leaves, frequency heard by observer

f' = f₁(v/v+ vs)

⇒184 = f₁(340/340 + vs) ...........(2)

from equations (1) and (2) we get,

216/184 = (340 + vs)/(340 - vs)

⇒vs = 136/5 = 27.2 m/s

now 216 = f₁(340/340 - 27.2)

⇒216 × 312.8/340 = f₁

⇒f₁ = 198.72 Hz

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