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Physics, 11.05.2021 16:30 Isactuallycarter99

How will the frequency of a wave appear to change if the source of the wave is moving toward an observer? O A. The frequency will not appear to change.
O B. The frequency will appear to increase.
O C. The frequency will appear to decrease.
O D. The frequency will first increase and then decrease.
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