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    The document discusses damping constants and forced oscillations. It states that the damping constant has units of force over velocity. It also provides two equations relating the damping constant (b), spring constant (k), mass (m), and maximum force (Fmax) for an oscillating system. The maximum amplitude (A) is shown to equal Fmax multiplied by a factor depending on the ratio of b to k in both cases.

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    The document discusses damping constants and forced oscillations. It states that the damping constant has units of force over velocity. It also provides two equations relating the damping constant (b), spring constant (k), mass (m), and maximum force (Fmax) for an oscillating system. The maximum amplitude (A) is shown to equal Fmax multiplied by a factor depending on the ratio of b to k in both cases.

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    The document discusses damping constants and forced oscillations. It states that the damping constant has units of force over velocity. It also provides two equations relating the damping constant (b), spring constant (k), mass (m), and maximum force (Fmax) for an oscillating system. The maximum amplitude (A) is shown to equal Fmax multiplied by a factor depending on the ratio of b to k in both cases.

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    55: a) The damping constant has the same units as force divided by speed, or 2 b)The units of km are the same as
    2 the same as those for b. c) d = k m. (i) bd = 0.2 k , so A = Fmax ( 0.2k ) = 5 Fmax k . (ii) b = 0.4 k , so A = Fmax (0.4 k ) = 2.5 Fmax k , as shown in Fig.(13.27). d

    [[ kg s 2 ][ kg]] 1 2 = [ kg s ],

    [ k g m s ] [ m s] = [ k g s].

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