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A moving source emits a sound of frequency 600.0-Hz. A stationary listener detects a frequency of...

A moving source emits a sound of frequency 600.0-Hz. A stationary listener detects a frequency of 640.0-Hz. The ambient temperature is 33.0°C. Determine

a) the speed of sound at the ambient temperature of 33.0°C.

b) the speed of the moving source for the given source and detected frequencies.

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