After you disconnect the DC power supply from an LCcircuit, it oscillates at a frequency of f. Now suppose youwere to place the circuit in a very cold environment so thatthe electrical resistance of the inductor and wires becomesvery small, approaching zero, but the inductance L and thecapacitance C do NOT change. What is the oscillationfrequency when the circuit is cooled?slightly less than fO it is undefined because the oscillations stop as soon as thecircuit becomes coldexactly equal to fO slighly larger than f

The LC oscillation frequency is given by : f=12πLC When the circuit is cooled, L and C are kept…

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