Problem 8 Show that the solution given for an underdamped harmonic oscillator, x(t) = Ae-bt/2m$), is a solution to the following differential equationcos(w't+b dxk= 0.-r ==dt2т dtmk62Where w' =m4m2

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Given, xt=Ae-bt2mcosω't+ϕnow, dxdt= -b2mAe-bt2mcosω't+ϕ-Aω'e-bt2msinω't+ϕ…

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Problem 8 Show that the solution given for an underdamped harmonic oscillator, x(t) = Ae-bt/2m cos(w't+ $), is a solution to the following differential equation d?x b da k dt2 + -x = (0. т dt т Where w' k h2 4m2 · m

Problem 8 Show that the solution given for an underdamped harmonic oscillator, x(t) = Ae-bt/2m cos(w't+ $), is a solution to the following differential equation d?x b da k dt2 + -x = (0. т dt т Where w' k h2 4m2 · m

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