2. a) Why does the Doppler effect differ in the case where the source moves to...

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a) Why does the Doppler effect differ in the case where the source moves to the fixed observer, from the one in which the observer moves to a fixed source?

b) Explain what the resonance effect consists of. Give an example.

Please answer the questions with maths! and explain physically, thank you in advance !

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genius_generous answered 7 months ago

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