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The mass-spring-damper system has a 2 kg block is displaced by an amplitude of 50 mm...
The mass-spring-damper system has a 2 kg block is
displaced by an amplitude of 50 mm and
released. Ifthc phase angle ofrcsponse is 84.17o, how many cycles
(m) will be executed beforc
the amplitude is reduced to I mm. What are the undamped natural
frequency m« and spring
constant k ifthc period ofdamped oscillation rs is 0.3 scc.
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The value of m is less than one because the system is approx critically damped.
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