: A mass is attached to two springs as shown below. Both springs have a k = 100 N/m and the mass is m = 0.8 kg. m 2π√ 2k (a) Show that the period is given by T = (assume no damping). (b) Now it is observed that the amplitude drops by 5% after each oscillation. What is the value of the dampening constant b (you may assume it is lightly damped)? لمصفى - معها Leeee ее m мее

: A mass is attached to two springs as shown below. Both springs have a k = 100 N/m and the mass is m = 0.8 kg. m 2π√ 2k (a) Show that the period is given by T = (assume no damping). (b) Now it is observed that the amplitude drops by 5% after each oscillation. What is the value of the dampening constant b (you may assume it is lightly damped)? لمصفى - معها Leeee ее m мее

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