3 The exponential damping factor y of a spring suspension system is one-tenth the criti- cal value. If the undamped frequency is a, find (a) the resonant frequency, (b) the qual- ity factor, (c) the phase angle o when the system is driven at a frequency w= @/2, and (d) the steady-state amplitude at this frequency.

3 The exponential damping factor y of a spring suspension system is one-tenth the criti- cal value. If the undamped frequency is a, find (a) the resonant frequency, (b) the qual- ity factor, (c) the phase angle o when the system is driven at a frequency w= @/2, and (d) the steady-state amplitude at this frequency.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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