2. A weight of mass 2 kg is placed on a long vertical spring with spring constant k = 20. The damping force is 4 dy/dt Newtons. The weight is moved 2 meters above its equilibrium position and is started in motion with a velocity of 1 meter/sec. upward. Find the equation of motion for the weight. (There is no external force).

2. A weight of mass 2 kg is placed on a long vertical spring with spring constant k = 20. The damping force is 4 dy/dt Newtons. The weight is moved 2 meters above its equilibrium position and is started in motion with a velocity of 1 meter/sec. upward. Find the equation of motion for the weight. (There is no external force).

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Chapter16: Oscillatory Motion And Waves

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