A mass of 10kg oscillates at the end of a spring of stiffness, 5N/m. If the damping in the system is such that it gives a damping ratio of 0.45, determine. i) The critical damping. ii) The value of the damping coefficient. iii) The damped natural frequency. iv) The equation for the displacement if the initial velocity is 0.025m/s, and the initial displacement is 0 m.

A mass of 10kg oscillates at the end of a spring of stiffness, 5N/m. If the damping in the system is such that it gives a damping ratio of 0.45, determine. i) The critical damping. ii) The value of the damping coefficient. iii) The damped natural frequency. iv) The equation for the displacement if the initial velocity is 0.025m/s, and the initial displacement is 0 m.

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