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Resonance is a characteristic of physical systems having a structure that allows energy to flow between various states at a specific, oscillatory rate (resonant frequency). For a stable resonant system at steady state the internal energy is either fixed without losses or the rate of energy input is equal to the energy losses.
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The value of the driving frequency at which the voltage across the capacitor becomes maximum...
As per the book voltage across the capacitor is maximum during resonance that is p=1/√(LC)
But what I found out is a bit different . …
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