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When the w/w, value of a harmonically excited spring-mass-dashpot system equals one and the damping factor equals zero, the X value will be Greater than 100000

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When the w/w, value of a harmonically excited spring-mass-dashpot system equals one and the damping
factor equals zero, the X value will be
Greater than 100000
Less than 200000
OApproaching infinity
Equal to 21/2

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