According to the Doppler effect,
A) the wavelength of light is shifted to a shorter wavelength if the source of light is moving toward you.
B) the wavelength of light is shifted to a longer wavelength if the source of the light is moving toward you.
C) the wavelength of peak emission of light from a source changes as the temperature of the source changes.
D) spectral lines are split into two or more wavelengths when the source of the light is in a strong magnetic field.

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The Doppler effect describes how the wavelength of light (or sound) changes due to the relative motion between the observer and the source. If the source of light is moving toward the observer, the wavelengths are compressed, leading to a shift to shorter wavelengths, known as a blue shift in the context of light.

According to the Doppler Effect