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A jackhammer is causing vibrations in a wall that is connected to the concrete being jackhammered. When the hammer is stopped, the wall ceases to vibrate. This type of vibration is: resonance forced vibration
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A jackhammer is causing vibrations in a wall that is connected to the concrete being jackhammered. When the hammer is stopped, the wall ceases to vibrate. This type of vibration is:

resonance
forced vibration
an example of beats
none of the above

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forced vibration

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