a) Find c such that the vibration will be critically damped and find y(t). b) Find y(t) if c = 0.5 Cc. c) Find y(t) if c = 2 Cc. if the mass is pulled (3 cm) and released, M = 4 kg , K = 654 N/m. * True Fouls Cc=100.3 C1=0.03 for part a C2=0.38 for part a C=51.15 for part b C1=0.03 for part b C2=0.017 for part b C=205 for part C1=-0.033 for part c C2=0.323 Cc=km

a) Find c such that the vibration will be critically damped and find y(t). b) Find y(t) if c = 0.5 Cc. c) Find y(t) if c = 2 Cc. if the mass is pulled (3 cm) and released, M = 4 kg , K = 654 N/m. * True Fouls Cc=100.3 C1=0.03 for part a C2=0.38 for part a C=51.15 for part b C1=0.03 for part b C2=0.017 for part b C=205 for part C1=-0.033 for part c C2=0.323 Cc=km

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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