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A man is standing on the platform and one train is approaching and another train is going away with speed of , frequency of sound produced by train is . What will be the number of beats heard by him per second?
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Correct option: C
Option C (6) is correct because the number of beats heard is the difference between the frequencies of the approaching and receding trains, calculated using the Doppler effect.
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