Physics, 19.04.2020 01:59 martinez6221

A car is moving towards a student at constant speed. The student notices that the sound the car makes gets louder and louder
as the car approaches. The student suggests that the car sounds louder as it approaches because of the Doppler effect that he
learned about in science class this week.

How would you respond to the above statement made by the student?

The student has stated a valid conclusion for his observation.

The student has drawn a poor conclusion because the car does not get
louder

The student has drawn a poor conclusion because the Doppler effect is
about frequency and not amplitude.

The student has drawn a poor conclusion because the Doppler effect is
about amplitude and not frequency.

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