Suppose there is a RLC circuit connected across an AC source. How does increasing the resistance affect the resonant frequency of the circuit? Increasing the resistance decreases the resonant frequency Increasing the resistance has no effect on the resonant frequency Increasing the resistance increases the resonant frequency

Suppose there is a RLC circuit connected across an AC source. How does increasing the resistance affect the resonant frequency of the circuit? Increasing the resistance decreases the resonant frequency Increasing the resistance has no effect on the resonant frequency Increasing the resistance increases the resonant frequency

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