What is resonance in physics?

Using a simples demonstration, I explain the concept of resonance.
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After eating dinner with my boyfriend I sat down my plate and spoon on the counter and it began to ring. Boyfriend assumed it was paranormal but I comforted him and said I why I think it’s because of resonance. Came here to see if I was right.
Mr. Gilmour, you’re an amazing teacher. I was dealing with some stuff then but you did get through to someone in that one 20-1 class. Sometimes there are bad students

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When an oscillating/vibrating body shares its energy with the neighboring bodies in contact, a rearrangement of energy quantity occurs with the body in resonance having the greatest amplitude.

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What shatter the glass is
1. Frequency of vibration = Glass Natural frequency
2. Amplitude of vibration or here SPL (Sound Pressure Level) in dB or Loudness
3. Lower amplitude vibration energy can be easily converted to heat by glass damping coefficient but higher amplitude vibration energy cannot be converted to heat efficiently so the major portion will go on increasing the amplitude with time such that being a brittle in nature when amplitude is high stress inside glass will cross yield point which is also ultimate breaking point and thus it will shatter the glass

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What type of vibration happens in the target object when you add a higher octave of the same frequency tone. So 575 compounded with 1150 and 2300 all together.

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Trial and error, using an audio oscillator. I have pretty good pitch.

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