Find the frequency of the sound that is heard on boat

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A boat, lost in the fog, moves towards an unseen cost line at 10 meter per second. Directly in their path on land is a foghorn emitting a 1000 Hertz tone, find the frequency of the sound that is heard on boat? (The speed of sound in air is 344 m/s).

Reference no: EM13681322

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