Q5:- Fill the following blanks with suitable words.(a) The accelerometer must have...(b) The dissipation of energy in structural damping is hysteresis loop in the form of....natural frequency.(c) Simple harmoni motion can be represented by an exponential function with.......exponent.(d) The seismograph must have.. .natural frequency.

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Q5:- Fill the following blanks with suitable words. (a) The accelerometer must have... ...natural frequency. (b) The dissipation of energy in structural damping is hysteresis loop in the form of ... ........ (c) Simple harmonimotion can be represented by an exponential function with... .......exponent. (d) The seismograph must have .. .natural frequency.

Q5:- Fill the following blanks with suitable words. (a) The accelerometer must have... ...natural frequency. (b) The dissipation of energy in structural damping is hysteresis loop in the form of ... ........ (c) Simple harmonimotion can be represented by an exponential function with... .......exponent. (d) The seismograph must have .. .natural frequency.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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