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Resonance always causes the object resonating to fall apart or be destroyed. true or false
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Resonance always causes the object resonating to fall apart or be destroyed. true or false

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The statement about "Resonance always causes the object resonating to fall apart or be destroyed" is false. Resonance always causes the object near it to vibrate more.
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