Physics, 25.07.2019 10:00 shay7298

What conditions are required for resonance to occur? a: a wave with the same frequency as an object's natural frequency b: a wave with the same amplitude as the object's natural frequency c: a wave with the same natural wavelength as an object's frequency d: a wave with the same natural frequency as an object's amplitude

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