Resonance and Natural Frequency Explained 

Nice! We can also see the formation of standing waves, 2 birds with one stone

Best video on natural frequency and resonance.Thankyou

literal goat thanks so much all the other explanations from other people were so confusing!

paused the video halfway to say this : u look jacked man ;)

great work brother keep it up (all the way from kenya)

Brilliant video. Thank you for the explanation!

Thanks for the demonstration!

You're learning hand gestures! Wonderful! Very distracting though and makes it hard to listen to what you're saying - the opposite effect of what "natural hand gestures" are intended to do. Keep practicing! No judgment here! It's an awkward phase of beginning to develop the use of hand gestures. In this beginning phase it's like you're learning a new language and you have a handful of words in your vocabulary and you're consciously thinking about using each one producing a broken clumsy style of speech, while also talking in fluent English. It's like trying to listen to someone while a 2nd person is talking at the same time but in a crude way. It gets easier though over time and I don't mean this as a put down because I went through a phase like this too.

Superb demonstrations!!!!

thanks so much, it is very useful, excellent presentation

Thank you so much! Just curious; I noticed that between the low and high amplitude, the spring seemed to become almost still (visually) What is that? Is that a phenomenon with a spesific name? Would like to learn more. Is it the same thing that happens when running water looks frozen or car rims look still when rotating? Again, thanks!

thank you

Best explanation so far

Very easy to follow thank you!

Excellent explanation sir.I have a question.Let's say a tuning fork has a natural frequency of 250 Hz and we hit it against the table, does that mean a tuning fork is oscillating back and forth 250 times a second or a tuning fork is creating a sound wave that has a frequency of 250 Hz or both of them?

Hello, Sir. I never had chance to study physics. At this stage of life I found physics so inyeresting. My question is: Is it possible to change the locational variable in the enery equation of an object to another locational variable?

Great video, thank you!

What is the natural frequency of the human body and what is the best way to manipulate it? Is it possible to adjust using sound as some have suggested?

Thank you very much

that voice change at 1:01 through me off

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Amazing video thank you a lot!!!

Nice explanation

An unloaded truck 🚛going fast on a new highway suddenly broke down due to resonance in the crankshaft (perhaps coinciding with the power stroke).

Very helpful, thank you!

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Does the natural differ based on how or how much we initially disturb the system

what are the factors on which natural frequency depends?

I've read that resonance occurs even if driving frequency isn't equal to the natural frequency. It is for the case when driving frequency is integral multiple of natural frequency. Why do u say about this sir??

Nice video :)

Question: Why when increasing the frequency more than the natural frequency, amplitude decreases?

great video!!

Can a artificial resonance frequency, which is equal to the natural resonance frequency of a metal object, deform metal object i.e. can change its shape?

What percentage of total mass can be at resonant frequency and still acceptable for the total system? I can’t find any standard about this.

This guy is a mix between Ned Flanders and Captain America

So how do we measure these frequencies… Most importantly how does one measure specifically the frequency of a static object to when the object is disturbed from a specific location?

So if I were to take 2 mounted tuning fork and tap one of them, would both vibrate at the same frequency regardless of the other tuning fork's size?

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why does amplitude increase dramatically?

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Does natural frequency change if you apply more tension or force though?

Are there formulas to calcuate the natural frequency of various materials? (Glass, steel, copper, etc.) Presumably the variables would include diameter and length e.g. a copper bar 6 feet in length and 1" in diameter or a steel tube 3 feet in length with a 2" internal diameter

If you tie this guy's arms down he probably won't be able to resonate his voice that is speak. Yes, some physics humor from a physics professor - I don't move my arms so much.

Great video, thank you, is there a way to measure the base frequency that a human emits?

All confusions has gone.

How to calculate a natural frequency of an object..

does anyone else think this guy is kinda cute? lol