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Young and Freedman book Chapter 13 Periodic Motion:
In the third papargraph, the author writes that since a damped oscillator naturally vibrates a frequency of omega-prime, then we expect that an application of a driving force with omega close to omega-prime will cause the amplitude to become larger than normal.
I actually don't see why this has to be the case.
In the third papargraph, the author writes that since a damped oscillator naturally vibrates a frequency of omega-prime, then we expect that an application of a driving force with omega close to omega-prime will cause the amplitude to become larger than normal.
I actually don't see why this has to be the case.