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The car has a mass of 1290 kg and a body frequency of 1.8 Hz. Using a quarter-car model, determine the damping factor for a single shock absorber so that the relative damping factor for the suspension is 0.65? Give the answer in kg / s rounded to the nearest whole number.
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