Physics, asked by lillym2018, 2 months ago

when did an object vibrates with a natural frequency

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Answered by Preetha2006

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1) Natural frequencies is the rate at which an object vibrates when it is disturbed .

2) Natural frequencies are different from forced frequencies which occur by applying force to an object at a specific rate when the forced frequency equals the natural frequency , the system is said to experience resonance.

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