1. What is the speed of the ambulance v_s?
2. What is the frequency of the siren at its source f_0?
3. What is your initial speed v_o?
Brief:- This is an example of doppler effect with sound waves. The basic idea here is that, the apparent frequency heard by an observer or a listener changes with motion of both the source and the observer.
The apparent frequency may increase or decrease compared to the actual frequency depending on the direction of motion of source and observer with respect to each other.
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