Using train horn echo to measure distance?
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Here's the simplest statement of it. On a windless day, a train is traveling along a flat western plain on a straight track, blowing its horn once a second. Nearby is a tall mesa, making the train horn echo. You are close enough to hear the train and the echo, and you decide to record it for future study.
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