00:01
Okay, in this question we're trying to figure out the speed of an ambulance based off of a frequency shift.
00:08
So we're going to use the doppler effect formula.
00:14
And this formula tells us that the frequency of sound that's observed is equal to the speed of sound plus the, i guess the, yeah, the speed of sound, plus the velocity of the observer, so it's the person who's walking, divided by the speed of sound plus the velocity of the source, so that would be the ambulance, multiplied by the frequency of the sound at the source.
00:56
Okay, so we're going to assume that the velocity of the observer is essentially zero.
01:08
So the person's walking, but, you know, they're not walking that fast.
01:11
So we'll say it's zero.
01:15
And what we're trying to solve for here is the speed of the source.
01:20
Trying to figure out how fast is this ambulance traveling at...