To determine Difference between the driving frequency and the natural frequency of an oscillator. Explanation The frequency ( f ) corresponds to the number of cycles that an oscillator performs per second. Every oscillatory system has in itself a frequency of its own called natural frequency ( f o ) , this natural frequency is independent of external forces that are not inherent to the system. Now, if an external periodic force is applied to an oscillatory system, its natural frequency can be altered. This external periodic force also has its own frequency called driving frequency ( f e x t ) . This frequency has the particularity of altering the state of the natural oscillation of a system by changing its periodicity and other fundamental parameters

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