Write the difference between oscillations and vibrations.

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OscillationsVibrations
$(1)$ $A$ body performing oscillations typically has a lower frequency.$(1)$ $A$ body performing vibrations typically has a higher frequency.
$(2)$ Example: The oscillation of tree branches.$(2)$ Example: The vibrations of the string of a musical instrument.

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