Which one of the following is not an example of resonance? Two tuning forks together producing sound that fluctuates in loudness, or a wine glass shattering by singing a certain pitch, or a child pushed on a swing to greater and greater heights, or the larger than average tides in the Bay of Fundy? Explain

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Which one of the following is not an example of resonance? Two tuning forks together producing sound that fluctuates in loudness, or a wine glass shattering by singing a certain pitch, or a child pushed on a swing to greater and greater heights, or the larger than average tides in the Bay of Fundy? Explain

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Resonance occurs when external frequency applied to object matches it's natural frequency which causes a drastic increase in the amplitude.

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