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A tuning fork is struck and is vibrating at a single frequency. If a second tuning fork with the same frequency is placed near the first it begins to vibrate. This is an example…

A tuning fork is struck and is vibrating at a single frequency. If a second tuning fork with the same frequency is placed near the first it begins to vibrate. This is an example…
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A tuning fork is struck and is vibrating at a single frequency. If a second tuning fork with the same frequency is placed near the first it begins to vibrate. This is an example of _____.

resonance
forced vibration
beats
Doppler effect

User Dariusz Sikorski
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Forced Vibration hope this helps :P
User Bartonstanley
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It is not forced vibrations just turned it in and was wrong.

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