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This shows what two observers perceive depending on their positions relative to a source of sound. When the source is moving away from point A and towards point B, the Doppler Effect causes A to hear a lower frequency and B to hear a higher frequency. Self-created.
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current | 23:24, 3 April 2005 | 512 × 384 (8 KB) | Katieanddanielle (talk | contribs) | This shows what two observers perceive depending on their positions relative to a source of sound. When the source is moving away from point A and towards point B, the Doppler Effect causes A to hear a lower frequency and B to hear a higher frequency. Thi |
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