Calculate the damping rate for the system shown in the figure. Friction effect on supports will not be taken into account. The damping coefficient of the damper in the figure is c = 25 Ns / m. Note: equivalent spring coefficient to the sum of the inverses of coefficients in series-connected springs, to the sum of coefficients in parallel-connected Springs

Calculate the damping rate for the system shown in the figure. Friction effect on supports will not be taken into account. The damping coefficient of the damper in the figure is c = 25 Ns / m. Note: equivalent spring coefficient to the sum of the inverses of coefficients in series-connected springs, to the sum of coefficients in parallel-connected Springs

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