5) An airplane is flying in a straight line at a constant altitude. If a wind gust strikes and raises the nose of the airplane, the nose will bob up and down until the airplane eventually returns to its original altitude. Are these oscillations a) undamped; b) underdamped; c) critically damped; or d) overdamped and why?

5) An airplane is flying in a straight line at a constant altitude. If a wind gust strikes and raises the nose of the airplane, the nose will bob up and down until the airplane eventually returns to its original altitude. Are these oscillations a) undamped; b) underdamped; c) critically damped; or d) overdamped and why?