Suppose the observer remains at x = 0 and a source emits a frequency fs. If...

Suppose the observer remains at x = 0 and a source emits a frequency fs. If the source travels from x = −100 to x = 100 (passing “through” the observer) over the interval of time 0 ≤ t ≤ 10. 1. How fast is the source traveling? 2. What is x(t) that gives the position of the source? 3. If fs = 440 hz, what is fo at each time t? (Write as a piecewise function.) 4. Does your answer match your intuition/experience?

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