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15-11-2022
Physics

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A 1 kg weight attached to a vertical spring stretches it 0.2m. The weight is then pulled down 1.5m and
released.
a) Is the motion underdamped, overdamped or critically damped?
b) Find the position of the weight at any time if a damping force numerically equal to 14 times the
instantaneous speed is acting

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