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The important point here is not the formula nor the mathematics. In fact, you may never have to
compute a resonant frequency. The important point is for you to see that any given combination of L and
C can be resonant at only one frequency; in this case, 205 kHz.
The universal reactance curves of figures 1-2 and 1-3 are joined in figure 1-5 to show the relative
values of XL and XL at resonance, below resonance, and above resonance.
