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Physics, 11.03.2021 21:00, annamerryberry1016

What causes an approaching sound to be perceived as a higher pitch than the actual sound? a
the sound wave is compressed, decreasing the frequency of the wave
b
the sound wave is stretched out, decreasing the frequency of the wave
c
the sound wave is compressed, increasing the frequency of the wave

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