You hear the 4000Hz music of the ice cream truck driving around your neighborhood on a warm 25⁰C day. You really want ice cream, but your wallet is nowhere to be found. You locate it after a few minutes of frantic searching, and run out to the street, only to see that the truck already passed your house and is moving away from you at 10m/s. The music now does not sound so cheerful. What frequency of music do you hear?
You hear the 4000Hz music of the ice cream truck driving around your neighborhood on a...
An ice cream truck has a speaker on it, blaring music that beckons people to come buy a frozen treat. Unfortunately, the music player is stuck, and it's continuously playing a pure, 250-Hz tone. You are standing by the side of the street. If that truck drives towards you at 56 miles per hour, what frequency will you hear? After passing you, what frequency will you hear?
An ice cream truck has a speaker on it, blaring music that beckons people to come buy a frozen treat. Unfortunately, the music player is stuck, and it's continuously playing a pure, 860-Hz tone. You are standing by the side of the street. If that truck drives towards you at 31 miles per hour, what frequency will you hear?900 H Check the number of significant figures (Give your answers rounded to two sigfigs.) After passing you, what frequency will you...
You observe that "demented" ice cream truck phenomenon one day. When the truck is stationary nearby, it is playing a song of mostly 550 Hz. When it pulls away you observe a frequency of 543 Hz (more than enough to sound out of tune'). How fast did it pull away from you?
You are driving a massive truck and become stuck at a railway crossing. Your truck completely blocks the railway tracks, which extend in a straight line in both directions. You hear a train approaching when it toots its horn. (a) Let /1 be the intensity of the sound you hear from the horn initially, and 12-70 dB the sound when the train is at half the original distance. ) Calculate the intensity of the horn, 11, in dB. i) Calculate...
i really need help with the graphs Driving Can Be Dangerous to Your Health: An Interrupted Case Study in Physiology Phil Stephens Department of Biology Villanova University Part 1-The Grandparents Arrive Dave pulled the cell phone out of his pocket, cursing himself for not putting it on vibrate. The children, Jason and Laura, were both asleep, and he knew that the rest of the day would not be fun if they were awakened from their naps. "Hi, Dave. We're just...
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Tony and Peggy Sue graduated from a university in Texas last May. She received a degree in elementary education, and he graduated from the culinary school. They both now work in the Dallas area. Peggy Sue is a teacher, and Tony is a chef at a resort hotel restaurant. It is Christmas Day and Tony asks Peggy Sue to marry him. She excitedly accepts. They set a wedding date of June 30. Tony is from New York City. He is...
Rush Inuit is an impulsive, fly-by-the-seat-of-his-pants kind of guy. His best friend, Stu Earley, is the exact opposite – cautious and reluctant. The two are recent UNCG graduates who roomed together all … ahem … eight years. You know who they are even though they graduated last year because everyone on campus knows Rush and Stu – they’re legends on the social scene. To make ends meet during college, Rush and Stu organized fun trips to exciting destinations and charged...
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