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Question: What will be the frequency detected by a receiver kept in the river downstream? \( \begin{aligne...

What will be the frequency detected by a receiver kept in the river downstream?
(A)500696Hz (B)100696Hz (C)200696Hz (D)300696Hz \begin{aligned} & \left( A \right)500696Hz \\\ & \left( B \right)100696Hz \\\ & \left( C \right)200696Hz \\\ & \left( D \right)300696Hz \\\ \end{aligned}

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Solution

Hint : In order to solve the question, we need to first calculate the velocity of sound in water and then the frequency received by detector can be calculated by using a formula for it where in the value of actual frequency of sound waves in water is required along with the various other velocity values.
For velocity of sound in water
vw=Bρ{{v}_{w}}=\sqrt{\dfrac{B}{\rho }}
Where, BB is coefficient of stiffness and its value is 2.088×1092.088\times {{10}^{9}} and ρ\rho is density for water equal to 103{{10}^{3}}
For frequency received by detector
ν=ν[vw+vmv0c+vmvs]\nu '=\nu \left[ {{v}_{w}}+{{v}_{m}}-\dfrac{{{v}_{0}}}{c}+{{v}_{m}}-{{v}_{s}} \right]
Here, ν\nu ' is frequency detected
ν\nu is actual frequency, v0{{v}_{0}} is zero, vw{{v}_{w}} is speed of sound in water.

Complete Step By Step Answer:
In order to solve the question, we must know the velocity of sound in water. The velocity of sound in water is given by the formula
vw=Bρ{{v}_{w}}=\sqrt{\dfrac{B}{\rho }}
Where, BB is coefficient of stiffness and its value is 2.088×1092.088\times {{10}^{9}} and ρ\rho is density for water equal to 103{{10}^{3}}
vw=2.088×109103=1445ms1{{v}_{w}}=\sqrt{\dfrac{2.088\times {{10}^{9}}}{{{10}^{3}}}}=1445m{{s}^{-1}}
Therefore, sound travels in water with the speed 1445ms11445m{{s}^{-1}}
We know that the frequency is given by the formula, i.e.,
ν=ν[vw+vmv0c+vmvs]\nu '=\nu \left[ {{v}_{w}}+{{v}_{m}}-\dfrac{{{v}_{0}}}{c}+{{v}_{m}}-{{v}_{s}} \right]
Here, ν\nu ' is frequency detected
ν\nu is actual frequency, v0{{v}_{0}} is zero, vw{{v}_{w}} is speed of sound in water
vm=2ms1 vs=10ms1 \begin{aligned} & {{v}_{m}}=2m{{s}^{-1}} \\\ & {{v}_{s}}=10m{{s}^{-1}} \\\ \end{aligned}
Now putting the values in the above formula, we get
ν=ν[1445+20+210] ν=ν×1.007 \begin{aligned} & \nu '=\nu \left[ 1445+2-0+2-10 \right] \\\ & \Rightarrow \nu '=\nu \times 1.007 \\\ \end{aligned}
The frequency ν\nu can be found from the speed of sound in water and its wavelength
So,
ν=vwλ=144514.45×103=105\nu =\dfrac{{{v}_{w}}}{\lambda }=\dfrac{1445}{14.45\times {{10}^{-3}}}={{10}^{5}}
Therefore, the frequency detected by the receiver at the downstream is
ν=ν×1.007=105×1.007=100700Hz\nu '=\nu \times 1.007={{10}^{5}}\times 1.007=100700Hz
Hence, if approximation is neglected, then, option (B)100696Hz\left( B \right)100696Hz is correct.

Note :
It is very important to note that the sound is a special case for the velocities and hence all the values that are taken , are constants and hence to be memorized only, however, the velocity of sound has been calculated here by using the formula , but the value can also be memorized to make it simpler.