How much of the reflected sound is heard by person A?

In summary, the homework equation is as follows:(d) The beat frequency of sound waves reflected from a object is twice the frequency of the original sound waves.
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Homework Statement



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2. Homework Equations

Doppler's Equation

The Attempt at a Solution


(1)[/B] freqA = (v sound - vA )/(v sound - v B) . freq B
*v A = 0 (static)
= V/(V - v) . freq B ...Answer : (d)

(2) freq A hear which is reflected sound by D
first find freq D, *v D, v A = 0 (static)
freq D received from B = (v sound - v D) / (v sound + v B) . freq B
freq D = V / (V + v) . Freq B
freq A = (v sound - v A) / (v sound - v D) . freq D
freq A = V / V . freq D
freq A = V / (V + v) . Freq B ...Answer : (c)

(3) can someone give me clue about this one?

(4) freq C = (v sound + v C) / (v sound - v B) . freq B
freq C = (V + v) / V . Freq B... Answer : (a)

(5) freq A which reflected by D
freq D received from B = (v sound + v D) / (v sound - v B) . freq B
freq D = (V + v)/V . freq B
freq A received from D = (v sound - v A)/(v sound - v D). freq D
freq A = (V) / (V - v) . (V + v) / V . freq B
freq A = (V + v) / (V - v) . freq B ...Answer : (e)are the other numbers also in right way?
 
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Hello again,

I think you did fine applying the relevant equation you give.
Helly123 said:
(3) can someone give me clue about this one?
but for (3) you need another relevant equation involving the answers for (1) and (2). Easily found if you google beat frequency.
 
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(3) f beat = absolute (f2 - f1)
F beat = absolute ( f reflected - Aa)
F beat = abs f(V / (V + v) ) - f( V/(V -v) )
F beat = abs fV(V-v) - (V + v) / (V^2 - v^2)
F beat= abs f.V(-2v)/(V^2 - v^2)
F beat = 2Vv / (V^2 - v^2).f
 
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Related to How much of the reflected sound is heard by person A?

What is the definition of "reflected sound"?

Reflected sound is sound that bounces off of a surface and reaches the listener after traveling a longer distance than the direct sound.

How is the amount of reflected sound measured?

The amount of reflected sound can be measured using a sound level meter, which measures the sound pressure level in decibels (dB).

What factors affect the amount of reflected sound?

The amount of reflected sound is affected by the size and shape of the room, the materials of the surfaces in the room, and the distance between the sound source and the listener.

Can the amount of reflected sound be controlled?

Yes, the amount of reflected sound can be controlled by using acoustic treatments such as sound-absorbing materials, diffusers, and bass traps to manipulate the sound waves in a space.

Why is it important to consider the amount of reflected sound?

It is important to consider the amount of reflected sound because it can affect the clarity and intelligibility of the sound being heard, and can also contribute to unwanted echoes and reverberation in a room.

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