Pleaseneed solution for no: (b) and (c) (b) A Spaceship miouing tewards Earth at 1oxlomsFlashes light o'f Frequency 4300 Hz. At Whatfrequency wilL an Earth-Lound observer receivedhe ligut?(6) A galaxy is receding fom at a speedof T80 10* mis. If the medsured wavelenpthof light emitted by fue galaxy of Earth ishoynm, at what wavelene th was the ligtyemitted ?you

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(b) A Spaceship miouing tewards Earth at 1oxloms
Flashes light o'f Frequency 4300 Hz. At What
frequency wilL an Earth-Lound observer receive
dhe ligut?
(6) A galaxy is receding fom at a speed
of T80 10* mis. If the medsured wavelenpth
of light emitted by fue galaxy of Earth is
hoynm, at what wavelene th was the ligty
emitted ?
you

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