A vibrating tuning fork causes an identical fork nearby to vibrate. This is called
A)refraction.
B)resonance.
C)beats.
D)reverberation.
For this to occur, both forks must have the same (or multiple)
E)intensities.
F)amplitudes.
G)frequencies.
H)geometries.
I)all of these.

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Resonance occurs when a vibrating tuning fork causes another fork to vibrate because they have the same natural frequencies.

A Vibrating Tuning Fork Causes an Identical Fork Nearby to Vibrate