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A damped mass-spring oscillator loses 6% of its energy during each cycle. a.) The period is...

A damped mass-spring oscillator loses 6% of its energy during each cycle.

a.) The period is 6.7 s, and the mass is 0.8 kg. What is the value of the damping constant?
b=? kg/s

b.) If the motion is started with an initial amplitude of 0.27 m0.27 m, how many cycles elapse before the amplitude reduces to 0.11 m?
t/T=?

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