Physics Asked by rockin numbers on February 18, 2021
When a sound source moves, frequency perceived by the observer is changed due to the doppler shift. Does this apply to intensity too? If yes then how.
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Intensity of a sound wave is proportional to it’s frequency squared (among other variables). If a source of sound is moving, the frequency and therefore intensity of the sound will increase or decrease as measured by the observer.
Answered by joseph h on February 18, 2021
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