no yaar thats the trick of the question the sound also takes sum time to reach the observer.......see the soln. i hav posted.......
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its only ur approach that matters they hav been posted...
anyway the answers ar 1350 and 203
and for question 6
instead of solving generally at t=3
the velocities are perpendicular
so only the velocity of source comes in to the calculation i think
its so evisent luk at figure it ossilates along the diameter of the circle!!!!!!!!!
and doppler effect is applied along the line joining both the bodies !!!!!!!!!!!
for q6 there is nowhere given in the ques that the length of AB is 1200 m
Also please tell me that when we are to apply doppler's effect are we supposed to take relative motions between the points when the sound is emmited by the source and the point where the receiver receives this sound
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many problems are like this in doppler effect..........
i feel q6 is the mother of all problems in doppler effect!!!!!!!!!
simple though!!!!!!!!!!!
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JUST TRY DOING EQ. AND APPROACH!!!!! ULL BE UNABLE TO GET FINAL ANS. WITHOUT CALCULATER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![2]
no i just said that cuz ull get complex equations.... and yess its totally logical!!!!
u were saying that without calculator we cannot get these, so do we have to depend only our logic?
by the way neeche waale ban gaye. aasaan hain.
and ya please post some maths questons if u have any.
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