Wave Formula What determines the speed of a wave? A.The source B.The medium C.The energy/amplitude D.The frequency v = f Wave Speed.

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Wave Formula What determines the speed of a wave? A.The source B.The medium C.The energy/amplitude D.The frequency v = f Wave Speed

Doppler Effect The apparent change in frequency due to the motion of the source (or receiver) The Doppler effect is applied to ALL waves –Sound –Water –Light –etc

No Motion - No frequency change

Motion = apparent frequency change Smaller frequency Lower pitch Larger frequency Higher pitch

Point Source – Moving Draw this picture How has changed in the direction of motion? is smaller v = f  v does not change f is larger

Point Source – Moving How has changed opposite the direction of motion? is bigger v = f  v does not change f is smaller

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What happens when source moves faster that the wave?

Condensation cloud as an F/A-18 Hornet flys at or near the speed of sound. Photo by John Gay. F/A-18 breaking the sound barrier

B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber. Photo by Bobbi Garcia. Posted here with permission of the AFFTC.

F/A 9-Lives ……. super sonic kitty

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