11. Liz is skillfully playing her open-open resonance tube (1.5 m long) while riding her skateboardtowards you at 12 m/s. It is 20°C outside. What frequency does she play? What frequency do youhear?

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11. Liz is skillfully playing her open-open resonance tube (1.5 m long) while riding her skateboard do you towards you at 12 m/s. It is 20°C outside. What frequency does she play? What frequency hear?

11. Liz is skillfully playing her open-open resonance tube (1.5 m long) while riding her skateboard do you towards you at 12 m/s. It is 20°C outside. What frequency does she play? What frequency hear?

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