Engineering Parallel Resonant Circuit Frequency

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The discussion revolves around understanding the frequency in a parallel resonant circuit. The correct answer provided is 2.25 kHz, prompting questions about whether ωo refers to regular frequency (Hz) or angular frequency (rad/sec). It is clarified that ωo is angular frequency, while the question requires the answer in linear frequency (kHz). The user successfully converted angular frequency to linear frequency by dividing by 2π, arriving at the correct answer. This highlights the importance of unit conversion in solving frequency-related problems.
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I'm not exactly sure why my formula isn't working here.
The correct answer given to us is 2.25kHZ.
 
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Is ωo a regular frequency (Hz) or an angular frequency (rad/sec)?
 
gneill said:
Is ωo a regular frequency (Hz) or an angular frequency (rad/sec)?
Oops. Completely forgot about that. w is angular frequency but the question said units should be in Khz which is linear frequency. I just divided 14.14/2pi and I got the right answer of 2.25. thanks
 

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