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Priscilla is driving her car on a busy street and Harvey passes her on his motorcycle. What will happen to the sound from his mo

torcycle after it
passes her car?
O A.
The frequency of the sound will decrease.
OB. The amplitude of the sound will increase.
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O C. The intensity of the sound will increase.
OD. The wavelength of the sound will decrease.
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O E.
The velocity of the sound will increase.

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kicyunya [3.1K]1 day ago

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Sav [3K]1 day ago

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E - the sound's velocity will increase.

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