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A spacecraft traveling out of the solar system at a speed of 0.87c sends back information at a rate of 590 Hz. At what rate do we receive the information? Hz

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observed frequency, flat (c) (c + v) F = 590x3x600 3x108 +0,87 X 32 108 f = 315,51 M2]

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