critcally damped Oscillator of mass m' Conside a damping b' and initial dispkicement ' A. Calculate the sate of enesgy dissipation and the totel energy dissipabd duing the Hme interval to0 and te m/b. corefficient.

critcally damped Oscillator of mass m' Conside a damping b' and initial dispkicement ' A. Calculate the sate of enesgy dissipation and the totel energy dissipabd duing the Hme interval to0 and te m/b. corefficient.

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Conside a
oscillator of mass m' damping
Co-efficient 'b" and initial displement
A."Calculate the sate of enesgy
dissipation and the tatel energy
dissipahd duing the Hme interved
t20 and te m/b.
critcally damped

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