Daniel B. answered 04/25/21
A retired computer professional to teach math, physics
The general relationship between
speed v,
wavelength λ, and
frequency f is
v = λf
Let
v0 = 343 m/s be the speed of sound in air,
f0 = 880 Hz be the frequency of the sound,
λ = v0/f0 be the wavelength of the sound.
The two listeners experience the sound as having the same wavelength λ,
but arriving at them with different speed.
v1 = v0 + 60 m/s is the speed with which the sound arrives at listener 1.
v2 = v0 - 60 m/s is the speed with which the sound arrives at listener 2.
In general, suppose that some listener experiences the sound arriving at him
with speed v0+w.
Then he experiences frequency
(v0+w)/λ = (v0+w)/(v0/f0) = f0(v0+w)/v0 = f0(1+w/v0)
Listener1 experience frequency
f1 = f0(1 + 60/v0) = 880(1 + 60/343) = 1034 Hz
Listener2 experience frequency
f2 = f0(1 - 60/v0) = 880(1 - 60/343) = 726 Hz