Finding Harmonic Vibration from Frequency

ARPIT GUPTA
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can we find the harmonic of vibration somehow just by knowing frequency?
 
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Somebody answer please
 
Hi Arpit, Welcome to PF!:-)
ARPIT GUPTA said:
can we find the harmonic of vibration somehow just by knowing frequency?
You would of course need the value of the fundamental mode of vibration.
 

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