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Oscillation is a repeating back-and-forth movement, like a mass bouncing on a spring, where something repeatedly returns to a starting position. It matters because oscillatory systems are everywhere in nature and technology—from the vibrations in musical instruments to the behavior of atoms—making them fundamental to understanding how the world works.
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