Question 25
1 pts
When an ambulance is moving away from you with sirens on but you are moving...
Physics, 01.07.2021 21:00 QueenThao8933
Question 25
1 pts
When an ambulance is moving away from you with sirens on but you are moving toward the ambulance, choose the correct
statement about the frequency of the sirens you hear.
The frequency you hear is higher than the original frequency of the sirens.
The frequency you hear is lower than the original frequency of the sirens.
The frequency you hear is the same as the original frequency of the sirens.
o It does not have enough information to determine if the frequency you hear is higher or lower than the original frequency of the sirens
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