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A forced oscillator is acted upon by a force, `F=F_(0)sinomegat`. The amplitude of the oscillator is given by `A=(55)/(sqrt((2omega^(2)-36omega+9)))`
What is the resonance angular freuqnecy (in rad/s)?

A

2 units

B

9 units

C

18 units

D

36 units

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