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4>() x (0) = 3 cm kg x (0) = N 20 4 X 10 AN/m 750M-5/m 12.5

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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For the system shown in figure, compute the damping ratio, state whether the system is critically damped, underdamped or overdamped. Determine x(t) for the initial condition given.

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x (0) = 3 cm
kg
x
(0) =
N
20
4 X 10 AN/m
750M-5/m
12.5

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