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At resonance, the amplitude of vibration is ______

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Answered by pragyadas
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at resonance the amplitude of vibration is -6012439 I. m not sure
displacement of a vibration from its position of rest (arithmetic mean) up to its maximum value. 
Answered by khushboo14lm
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Answer:

 At resonance, the amplitude of vibration is MAXIMUM.

Explanation:

  • Resonance is the phenomenon of accelerated amplitude that takes place while the frequency of a periodically carried out force (or a Fourier factor of it) is identical to or near a natural frequency of the device on which it acts.
  • The Resonance frequency is the vibration of a system at its natural or unforced resonance.

 Whenever , resonance is equal to resonance frequency(also known as fresonance) then the amplitude of vibration becomes maximum.

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