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Physics question? Damped oscillations?
An oscillator with a mass of 600g and a period of 1.00s has an amplitude that decreases by 1.20% during each complete oscillation. If the initial amplitude is 9cm, what will the amplitude be after 31 oscillations?
How do I calculate the damping constant of this problem?
2 respuestas
- ?Lv 4hace 9 añosRespuesta preferida
I don't see that you have to calculate a damping constant.
After each oscilation its amplitude is 0.988 times the previous (= 1 - 1.2%).
Amplitude after 31 oscilations = 9 cms x 0.988^31
Duh?
- steffanLv 4hace 5 años
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