If the relative motion between the source and observer is to separate them more with time, the apparent frequency is lower than actual frequency. Doppler’s shift: The change in the frequency ( υ ) and apparent frequency of sound heard (υ 1 ) is called Doppler’s shift.
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L GOUSE BASHA
If the relative motion between the source and observer is to separate them more with time,the apparent frequency is lower than actual frequency.Doppler’s shift: The change in the frequency ( υ ) and apparent frequency of sound heard(υ 1 ) is called Doppler’s shift.
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RAKESH CHINDAM
f the relative motion between the source and observer is to separate them more with time,the apparent frequency is lower than actual frequency.Doppler’s shift: The change in the frequency ( υ ) and apparent frequency of sound heard(υ 1 ) is called Doppler’s shift.
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KUNCHAM SAMPATH
If the relative motion between the source and observer is to separate them more with time,the apparent frequency is lower than actual frequency.Doppler’s shift: The change in the frequency ( υ ) and apparent frequency of sound heard(υ 1 ) is called Doppler’s shift.
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Prabhakar ch
The Doppler effect (or Doppler shift) is the change in frequency of a wave (or other periodic event) for an observer moving relative to its source. It is named after the Austrian physicist Christian Doppler, who proposed it in 1842 in Prague.
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Ganesh Gana
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For an observer moving relative to its source.it is named after the austrain physicist doppler proposed it is in 1842
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