Transcription: The phenomenon called the Doppler Effect changes the pitch of sound waves when the source of the sound is moving relative to the listener. As the train approaches, sound waves from the whistle are crowded together in front of the approaching train. The crowded sound waves produce the relatively high pitch heard by the listener on the platform. As the train moves away, the waves are spread out, producing the relatively low pitch heard by the listener. you
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