Question

An ambulance is rapidly approaching you at a stop light. What happens to the frequency and pitch of the sound as the ambulance draws closer? (2 points)

A) The frequency increases, and the pitch increases
B) The frequency increases, and the pitch decreases
C) The frequency decreases, and the pitch decreases
D) The frequency decreases, and the pitch increases

Answer 1

A I got it right on my quiz

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

A )

Step-by-step explanation:

This change in frequency observation occur due to doppler effect

if the wave source moves,In the time between one wave peak being emitted and the next, the source will have moved so that the shells will no longer be concentric. The wavefronts will get closer together in front of the source as it travels and will be further apart behind it. (see the graph)

when the person standing still in front of the ambulance, he will observe a higher frequency than before as the source travels towards them.

`f_(observed)=(V_(wave))/(V_(wave)-V_(source)) *f_(original)`

The pitch we hear depends on the frequency of the sound wave.

A high frequency corresponds to a high pitch

as we hear a higher frequency , it makes the pitch higher too