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a car, moving at 30 m/s toward you, blows its horn at 500 Hz. if you are standing stil what frequency do you hear?
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a car, moving at 30 m/s toward you, blows its horn at 500 Hz. if you are standing stil what frequency do you hear?

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If the engine is making sound, then the passer (like you) will be dead

ANYWAYS

but if it was silent you can hear it softly because since speed of light (the car) is lower than the speed of sound ( horn )

Step-by-step explanation:

since the car is going in Miles per second if you convert it to Speed of sound that is what is equals to

c=√K^s / ρ

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