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the frequency at which a system naturally oscillates.
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a force that always acts to pull an oscillating system back toward equilibrium. resultant – a single vector
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motion that repeats itself.
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a motion that repeats regularly.
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the central position of harmonic motion where the system is undisturbed with no net force.
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the maximum distance from the average in harmonic motion; amplitude is often a distance or an angle.
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motion that varies back and forth; a fast motion.
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occurs when a periodic force has the same frequency as the natural frequency;
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the number of cycles per second.
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the gradual loss of amplitude of an oscillator.
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The amount of time it takes to repeat one cycle.
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the unit of one cycle per second.
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a unit of motion that repeats over and over.
