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How does a passing ambulance siren sound to a roadside listener?
ALower first, then higher
BConstant in pitch throughout
CHigher first, then lower
DLouder but never changing in pitch
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Higher first, then lower
Approaching, the siren is heard above its true pitch; after passing, the receding source sounds below it.
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