Question
The doppler effect is a shift in the perceived ____ of a sound when the source of the sound and its detector are moving relative to one another.
Answer
The doppler effect is a shift in the perceived frequency of a sound when the source of the sound and its detector are moving relative to one another.
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____ are physical quantities that have both magnitude and direction .
Vectors are physical quantities that have ____ .
____ are quantities that have only a magnitude .
Scalars are quantities that have ____.
For vector addition , use the ____.
For vector ____, use the tip-to-tail method, or you can break the vector into its component parts and use the Pythagorean Theorem.