2- A free vibrations test is run to determine the stiffness and damping properties of an elastic element. A 20 kg block is attached to the element. The block is displaced 1 cm and released. The resulting oscillations are monitored with the results shown in Figure (1). Determine k and c for this element.

2- A free vibrations test is run to determine the stiffness and damping properties of an elastic element. A 20 kg block is attached to the element. The block is displaced 1 cm and released. The resulting oscillations are monitored with the results shown in Figure (1). Determine k and c for this element.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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