Loose Leaf For Physics With Connect 2 Semester Access Card
Loose Leaf For Physics With Connect 2 Semester Access Card
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Author: Alan Giambattista
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 12, Problem 72P
To determine

The beat frequency.

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Answer to Problem 72P

The beat frequency is 3.2kHz.

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The velocity of the bat is 15ms1 and the emitted frequency is 35kHz.

Consider the bat to be the source and write the expression for Doppler shift

f1=vvovvsf                                                             (I)

Here, f1 is the observed frequency considering bat as the source, vs is the velocity of source i.e. the bat, vo is the velocity of observer, i.e. the wall, v is the velocity of the sound wave and f1 is source frequency i.e. the bat.

Since the velocity of bat is in the direction of propagation of the wave, vs is considered positive. The wall is at rest and hence vo is considered zero.

Substitute 0 for vo  and vb for vs in (I). Here, vb is the velocity of the bat

f1=vvvsf                                                                   (II)

Rearrange

f1=11vsvf                                                                   (III)

Consider the bat to be the receiver and write the expression for Doppler shift

f2=vvovvsf1                                                            (IV)

Here, f2 is the observed frequency considering bat as the receiver, vs is the velocity of source i.e. the wall, vo is the velocity of observer i.e. the bat, v is the velocity of the sound wave and f1 is source frequency i.e. the reflected frequency from the wall.

Since the velocity of bat is in the direction of propagation of the wave, vo is considered negative i.e. vb and vs is considered zero because the wall is at rest.

Substitute 0 for vs  and vo for vo in (IV)

f2=v(vb)vf1

Substitute (II) in (IV)

f2=(v+vbv)vvvbf

Rearrange

f2=v+vbvvbf                                                  (V)

Write the expression for beat frequency between the emitted frequency and the echo.

fb=f2f                                                (VI)

Here, fb is the beat frequency.

Substitute (VI) in (V)

fb=v+vbvvbff=(v+vbvvb1)f=(v+vbv+vbvvb)f=(2vbvvb)f                                                       (VII)

Substitute 15ms1 for vb, 343ms1 for v  and 35kHz for f in (VII) to find fb

f2=(2(15ms1)343ms115ms1)35kHz=3.2kHz

Thus, the beat frequency is 3.2kHz.

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