A mass-spring damper system has the following parameters: • mass 250g damping constant 1/36000 Nh/m spring stiffness 500 N/m Calculate the damped frequency. O 1.55.2 rad/s O 2.25.8 rad/s O 3. Not possible to calculate. O 4.79.4 rad/s O 5.44.7 rad/s

A mass-spring damper system has the following parameters: • mass 250g damping constant 1/36000 Nh/m spring stiffness 500 N/m Calculate the damped frequency. O 1.55.2 rad/s O 2.25.8 rad/s O 3. Not possible to calculate. O 4.79.4 rad/s O 5.44.7 rad/s

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