För a damped system m, c and k are known to be m = 3 kg, c = 4 kg/s, k = 20 N/m. Calculate the values of , W, f, Wa and indicate the type of the damping. (Underdamped, Overdamped, Critical damped) Select one: ( = 0.258, wn = 2.582 rad/s, fn = 0.411 Hz, Wa = 2.494 rad/s Underdamped. O= 0.316, w, = 3.162 rad/s, f, = 0.523 Hz, wg = 3 rad/s Underdamped OT= 0.316, w, = 3.282 rad/s, f, = 0.503 Hz, w = 3 rad/s Undamped. O 3= 0.452, w, = 3.162 rad/s, f, = 0.503 Hz, W = 3 rad/s Underdamped. Clear my choice

För a damped system m, c and k are known to be m = 3 kg, c = 4 kg/s, k = 20 N/m. Calculate the values of , W, f, Wa and indicate the type of the damping. (Underdamped, Overdamped, Critical damped) Select one: ( = 0.258, wn = 2.582 rad/s, fn = 0.411 Hz, Wa = 2.494 rad/s Underdamped. O= 0.316, w, = 3.162 rad/s, f, = 0.523 Hz, wg = 3 rad/s Underdamped OT= 0.316, w, = 3.282 rad/s, f, = 0.503 Hz, w = 3 rad/s Undamped. O 3= 0.452, w, = 3.162 rad/s, f, = 0.503 Hz, W = 3 rad/s Underdamped. Clear my choice

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