The normal mode of a resonating system is sinusoidally disturbed at a frequency . Assume that , where is the normal mode’s natural frequency. (a) What is the amplitude of the normal mode’s oscillation compared to its amplitude in the limit that the disturbance frequency goes to zero if is about 1.4 ?
A. Roughly zero
B. Roughly 
/30
C. Roughly /1.4
D. Roughly
E. Roughly 1.4
F. Roughly 30
T. Other (specify)
D. Roughly
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