a highway patrol officer is targeting a car that is receding from her at 65m/s.
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a highway patrol officer is targeting a car that is receding from her at 65m/s. the officer herself is parked. her radar gun sends out a radar wave at 34.6 GHz (1.0 GHz = 1.0x10^9 Hz).use Vsound= c = 3.0 x 10^8 m/s.
A) what is the frequency of the radio wave returned to the radar gun?
B) what is the beat frequency of the wave generated in her gun by this signal? a highway patrol officer is targeting a car that is receding from her at 65m/s. the officer herself is parked. her radar gun sends out a radar wave at 34.6 GHz (1.0 GHz = 1.0x10^9 Hz).
use Vsound= c = 3.0 x 10^8 m/s.
A) what is the frequency of the radio wave returned to the radar gun?
B) what is the beat frequency of the wave generated in her gun by this signal? a highway patrol officer is targeting a car that is receding from her at 65m/s. the officer herself is parked. her radar gun sends out a radar wave at 34.6 GHz (1.0 GHz = 1.0x10^9 Hz).
use Vsound= c = 3.0 x 10^8 m/s.
A) what is the frequency of the radio wave returned to the radar gun?
B) what is the beat frequency of the wave generated in her gun by this signal?
Explanation / Answer
f ( frequency of radar gun) = 34.6*109 hz
let f' is the apprent frequency of radar wave received by car.
f' = ( 1+ V/c) * f
car reflects the radar wave of apprent frequency f' towards the radar gun.
if f'' is apprent frequency detected by radar:
f'' = ( 1+ V /c) f'
= ( 1+ V/c) * ( 1+ V/c) * f
= ( 1+ V/c)2 * f
here V/c is very small so expanding it binomally and neglecting higher power of V/c.
f'' = ( 1+2V/c) * f
= ( 1+ 2* 65 / 3*108 ) * 34.6*109
= 3.46*1010 hz
this is the frequency returned to gun.
b) beat frequency = f-f"
= 34.6*109 - 3.46*1010
= 0 hz
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