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Suppose a sound wave with multiple natural frequencies--a complex sound wave--strikes Object A. Some of those frequencies matches the natural frequencies of Object A.
A) Will Object A vibrate at all the different frequencies or only to its natural frequencies?
B) If Object A vibrates at all the different frequencies, does it vibrate more vigorously to its natural frequencies? In other words, will the amplitude of vibration of its natural frequencies be greater than the other frequencies?
A) Will Object A vibrate at all the different frequencies or only to its natural frequencies?
B) If Object A vibrates at all the different frequencies, does it vibrate more vigorously to its natural frequencies? In other words, will the amplitude of vibration of its natural frequencies be greater than the other frequencies?