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Damped
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Driven
Oscillators:
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A
mass-spring
system
has
a
damping
force
of
bz
which
opposes
the
velocity
of
the
mass,
m.
If
the
spring
constant
is
k
and
the
angular
frequency
of
the
undamped
system
is
wq
which
of
the
following
are
valid
expressions
for
the
damping
ratio,
(,
of
the
system.
Important:
More
than
one
answer
may
be
correct.
Select
all
correct
answers
and
no
incorrect
answers
to
obtain
full
marks.
Select
all
that
apply:
b
Cross
out
¢
2./mk
b
Cross
out
b
2muw,
mw
bk
cross
out
Wo
b/
£
cross
out
m
b
cross
out
2mk
b
cross
out
2mk
Your
answer
is
correct.
The
damping
ration
for
a
mass-spring
system
is
defined
as:
b
2/mk
The
correct
answers
are:
b
'
2muw,
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Reading
Assignment
3:
Damped
and
Driven
Oscillators:
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review
Question
2
Correct
Mark
2.00
out
of
2.00
For
the
following
systems
described
below
say
whether
each
one
is
either
over
damped,
under
damped
or
critically
damped.
In
all
cases
wy
refers
to
the
natural
oscillation
frequency
of
the
undamped
system,
(
is
the
damping
ratio
and
A
and
B
are
constants.
The
displacement
of
the
system
is
given
by
(A
+
Bt)e
0!,
critically
damped
v
under
damped
v
The
system
oscillates
back
and
forth
but
with
an
exponentially
decreasing
amplitude.
over
damped
v
The
displacement
of
the
system
is
given
by
Ae%!
+
Be%!
where
both
¢,
and
g_
are
real
and
less
than
zero.
A
system
with
{
<
1
under
damped
v
A
system
which
has
its
damping
tuned
so
that
it
returns
to
its
equilibrium
position,
and
stays
there,
in
the
fastest
critically
damped
possible
time.
v
The
correct
answer
is:
The
displacement
of
the
system
is
given
by
(A
+
Bt)e™“*.
—
critically
damped,
The
system
oscillates
back
and
forth
but
with
an
exponentially
decreasing
amplitude.
=
under
damped,
The
displacement
of
the
system
is
given
by
Ae%+*
+
Bed-*
where
both
g,
and
g_
are
real
and
less
than
zero.
—
over
damped,
A
system
with
(
<
1
—
under
damped,
A
system
which
has
its
damping
tuned
so
that
it
returns
to
its
equilibrium
position,
and
stays
there,
in
the
fastest
possible
time.
—
critically
damped
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3:
Damped
and
Driven
Oscillators:
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review
Question
3
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Mark
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of
1.00
Looking
at
the
solution
derived
for
a
driven
harmonic
oscillator
a
long
time
after
the
system
is
set
in
motion
which
one
of
the
following
statements
is
true?
Select
one:
The
oscillator
vibrates
at
the
driving
frequency
and
not
cross
out
&
Correct,
well
at
the
natural
frequency
of
the
system.
The
oscillator
vibrates
at
the
natural
frequency
of
the
system
regardless
of
the
driving
frequency.
The
oscillator
vibrates
at
a
frequency
somewhere
between
the
driving
frequency
and
the
natural
frequency
of
the
system.
The
oscillator
vibrates
with
a
changing
frequency
which
moves
back
and
forth
between
the
natural
frequency
and
the
driving
frequency.
The
oscillator
does
not
vibrate:
the
driving
frequency
cancels
out
the
natural
vibrations
of
the
system
so
that
there
is
no
movement.
Your
answer
is
correct.
The
correct
answer
is:
The
oscillator
vibrates
at
the
driving
frequency
and
not
at
the
natural
frequency
of
the
system.
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Question
4
Complete
Not
graded
Which
topics
or
concepts
in
this
part
of
oscillations
did
you
have
the
most
trouble
understanding?
[Answering
this
question
is
optional
and
does
not
count
towards
your
assignment
mark.]
done!
Cross
out
Ccross
out
Ccross
out
Ccross
out
p
The
Driven
Oscillators.
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