Resonant Frequencies

from LASH: A STEM Podcast · host Saira & Haley

In this episode Saira teaches Haley all about resonant frequencies. Let's learn about the science behind this interesting topic used in so many applications! Go to the following link to see our list of resources and pictures that support this podcast. Literally Actually Links! Plus... don't forget to check out our YouTube channel, Lash Cast, where we will add supporting videos to a playlist as well as make some videos of our own for further information! Sponsorships: on for this episode

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