Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics  Technology Update
Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics Technology Update
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Publisher: Cengage
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Chapter 17, Problem 71CP

(a)

To determine

The frequency heard by passenger in the car.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 71CP

The frequency heard by passenger in the car is 531Hz_.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for the frequency of sound heard by the passengers in the car.

  f=f(υ+υocosθoυυscosθs)                                                          (I)

Here, υ is the speed of the sound, υo is the speed of the observer, and υs is the speed of the source.

The car stopped and not moving hence the speed of the observer will be zero.

Rewrite equation (I) by substituting 0 for υo.

  f=f(υυυscosθs)                                                                                              (II)

The train is 40m from the intersection, and car is 30m from the intersection.

Hence using hypotenuse theorem the distance between train and the car is.

  h2=a2+b2                                                                                                         (III)

Here, h is the hypotenuse, a is the altitude, and b is the base length.

Write the expression for cosθs.

  cosθs=bh                                                                                                               (IV)

Conclusion:

Substitute, 40m for b, and 30m for a in equation (III).

  h2=(40m)2+(30m)2h=50m

Substitute, 40m for b, and 50m for h in equation (IV).

  cosθs=40m50m=45

Substitute, 343m/s for υ, 45 for cosθs, 500Hz for f, and 25.0m/s for υs in equation (II).

  f=(500Hz)(343m/s343m/s(25.0m/s)(4/5))=531Hz

Therefore, the frequency heard by passenger in the car is 531Hz_.

(b)

To determine

The range of frequencies heard by the passengers in the car.

(b)

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Answer to Problem 71CP

The range of frequencies heard by the passengers in the car is in between 466Hz-536Hz_.

Explanation of Solution

As train approaches and departs, the angle θs varies from 0° to 180°. The maximum frequency heard by the passengers when θs equal to 0°, and minimum when θs equal to 180°.

Write the expression for maximum frequency.

  fmax=fυυυscos0°                                                                                              (V)

Write the expression for maximum frequency.

  fmin=fυυυscos180°                                                                                          (VI)

Conclusion:

Substitute, 343m/s for υ, 0 for cosθs, 500Hz for f, and 25.0m/s for υs in equation (V).

  f=(500Hz)(343m/s343m/s(25.0m/s)(1))=539Hz

Substitute, 343m/s for υ, 180° for cosθs, 500Hz for f, and 25.0m/s for υs in equation (VI).

  f=(500Hz)(343m/s343m/s(25.0m/s)(1))=466Hz

Therefore, the range of frequencies heard by the passengers in the car is in between 466Hz-536Hz_.

(b)

To determine

The frequency heard by the passengers in car when car is trying to beat the train.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 71CP

The frequency heard by the passengers in car when car is trying to beat the train is 568Hz_.

Explanation of Solution

Write the Doppler equation.

  f=fυ+υ0cosθoυυscosθs                                                                                               (VII)

Let θo be the angle made by distance from intersection to car and distance between train and car.

Write the expression for cosθo.

  cosθo=ah                                                                                                             (VIII)

Conclusion:

Substitute, 30m for b, and 50m for h in equation (VIII).

  cosθs=30m50m=35

Substitute, 343m/s for υ, 45 for cosθs, 35 for cosθs, 40m/s for υo, 500Hz for f, and 25.0m/s for υs in equation (VII).

  f=(500Hz)(343m/s+40m/s(3/5)343m/s(25.0m/s)(4/5))=568Hz

Therefore, the frequency heard by the passengers in car when car is trying to beat the train is 568Hz_.

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