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Physics, 25.03.2020 04:24 vanna7353

For a science experiment, you would like to use the Doppler effect to double the perceived frequency of a harmonica, from the 261.7-Hz tone (middle C) that it emits, to 493.9 Hz (B4 note).Calculate the speed the harmonica must have in order for a stationary observer to hear 493.9 Hz.

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