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An airplane traveling at half the speed of sound emits a sound of frequency 5.29 kHz....

An airplane traveling at half the speed of sound emits a sound of frequency 5.29 kHz.

(a) At what frequency does a stationary listener hear the sound as the plane approaches? kHz

(b) At what frequency does a stationary listener hear the sound after the plane passes? kHz

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Expert Solution

Let speed of the sound be Vs = 340 m/s

Speed of the airplane V = Vs/2 = 340/2 =170 m/s

Frequency of the sound f = 5.29 kHz = 5.29 * 103 Hz

Case 1) here airplane is moving towards the listener so the apparent frequency is

f1 = f * ( Vs/Vs-V )

                    = 5.29 * 103 * ( 340/340-170)

                    = 5.29 * 103 * 340/170

                   = 5.29 * 103 * 2 = 10.58 * 103 Hz

Case 2) here the airplane is moving away from the listener so the apparent frequency is

f11 = f * ( Vs/Vs + V )

                     = 5.29 * 103 * ( 340/340 + 170 )

                     = 5.29 * 103 * 340/510

                     = 5.29 * 103 * 2/3

                     = 3.52 * 103 Hz

So the apparent frequency of the sound heard by listener

1.when plane is approaching is f1 = 10.58 * 103 Hz = 5.29 kHz

2. when the plane is moving away is f11 = 3.52 kHz


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