MCQ
Doppler shift in frequency does not depend upon
- AThe frequency of the wave produced
- BThe velocity of the source
- CThe velocity of the observer
- ✓Distance from the source to the listener
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Distance from the source to the listener
d
Change of frequency due to the Doppler effect is : $=n(\quad)$. This is independent of distance between source and observer.
Change of frequency due to the Doppler effect is : $=n(\quad)$. This is independent of distance between source and observer.
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