Find the sources speed and frequency

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A stationary observer hears 597.6 Hz change to 447.8 Hz as a source of constant frequency passes at constant speed. Assuming the air temperature is 30°C, find the source's speed and frequency. (Caution: the frequency is NOT the average of the two, and please provide calculations to compare results)

Reference no: EM13498357

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