What is natural frequency of LC circuit?

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LC circuit is an electric circuit consisting of a capacitor and inductor connected in series.
The equation relating to the natural frequency of an LC circuit can be written as:
$f = \frac{1}{2 π \sqrt{LC}}$
Where $L$ represents the inductance, $C$ represents the capacitance, and $f$ is the frequency.
The frequency at which a system starts to oscillate without the help of a damping factor is a natural frequency.
The natural frequency is also called a resonance frequency.

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