Lecture

Resonance Phenomenon in Experiments

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This lecture explores the resonance phenomenon through various experiments, starting with vibrating a pot slightly out of resonance and observing the beat frequency, then moving on to harmonic responses and acoustic resonance with tuning forks. The instructor demonstrates how resonance leads to significant oscillations in systems with the same frequency.

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