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The natural frequency of an LC oscillations is `f_0`. Show that , during periodic oscillations the maximum current `I_0` flowing through the oscillator is related to the maximum charge `Q_0`, on the capacitor as `I_0=2pif_0Q_0` .

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Use the relations , `f_0=1/(2pisqrt(LC))` and `1/2Q_0^2/C=1/2LI_0^2`
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