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Question 1 of 270708SeIsDuwlBQ6GCTyAaGy

The formula for determining the resonant frequency of a circuit when the inductance and capacitance are known is:

Question 1 of 27070

The formula for determining the resonant frequency of a circuit when the inductance and capacitance are known is:

🔍 Key Concepts

• Resonant frequency of an LC (inductor–capacitor) circuit • Standard formula using 2π when L is in henrys and C is in farads • How the constant 0.159 relates to 1 / (2π) in decimal form

💭 Think About

• Write out the standard textbook formula for resonant frequency in an LC circuit using L (inductance) and C (capacitance). Does it contain 2π and a square root? • Calculate or recall the approximate decimal value of 1 / (2π). How close is it to 0.159? • Compare that decimal form to the symbolic form: are they mathematically equivalent, or are they describing different relationships?

✅ Before You Answer

• Make sure you are using henrys for L and farads for C when thinking about the standard formula. • Verify whether 0.159 is just a rounded value of 1 / (2π). • Check if both expressions have the same structure (1 over something involving √LC) or if one changes the relationship.

Question 1 of 27070

The formula for determining the resonant frequency of a circuit when the inductance and capacitance are known is:

f = 1/(2 pi times the square root of LC)

f = 0.159/(the square root of LC)

Both A & B

None of the above