Chapter 4: Q17Q (page 165)
Describe two examples of oscillating systems that are not harmonic oscillators.
Short Answer
Examples of oscillating systems which is not harmonic are the bouncing ball, Earth in its orbit, and a swing motion.
Chapter 4: Q17Q (page 165)
Describe two examples of oscillating systems that are not harmonic oscillators.
Examples of oscillating systems which is not harmonic are the bouncing ball, Earth in its orbit, and a swing motion.
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