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A train whistle is at a higher pitch (note) as it approaches you and then drops to a lower pitch as it moves away. This effect is called A) the Eiffel effect. B) the Doppler eff…

A train whistle is at a higher pitch (note) as it approaches you and then drops to a lower pitch as it moves away. This effect is called A) the Eiffel effect. B) the Doppler eff…
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A train whistle is at a higher pitch (note) as it approaches you and then drops to a lower pitch as it moves away. This effect is called A) the Eiffel effect. B) the Doppler effect. C) the genesis effect. D) the electromagnetic spectrum.

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The Doppler effect

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