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Q. An object, moving in a straight line with velocity $100 \,ms^{-1}$, goes past a stationary observer. If the object emits note of $400 \,Hz$ while moving, the change in the frequency note by the observer as the object goes past him is
(speed of sound in air $= 300 \,ms^{-1})$

KEAMKEAM 2020

Solution:

Given $f=400 \,H_{2} ; c=300\, m / s, v=100 \,m / c$
Let $f_{1}$ and $f_{2}$ are the frequencies observed before and after train passes the observer.
Then,
$f_{1}=f \frac{C}{C-v}=400 \times \frac{300}{200}=600\, H _{2}$
$f_{2}=f \frac{C}{c+v}=400 \times \frac{300}{400}=300 \,H _{2} $
$\therefore \Delta f=f_{1}-f_{2}=300 \,Hz$