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A light damped oscillator with the frequency (ω) is set in motion by harmonic driving force of frequency (n) . when n<< ω,then the response of the oscillator is contropled by (1) oscillator frequency (2) spring cons†an t (3) Damping coefficient (4) Inertia of the ma

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