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consider a damped pendulum where the damping force is given by F =-kv where k is...

consider a damped pendulum where the damping force is given by F =-kv where k is the damping coefficient v is the velocity of the pendulum and F is the damping force applied to the pendulum . dertemine an expression for the period of the pendulum for its motion about the equilibrum position as function of the damping factor k.

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