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    This document contains code for numerically simulating the motion of an object over time under the influence of damping and restoring forces, with variables defined for spring constant, mass, damping coefficient, initial displacement and velocity, time step, and maximum time. The code contains a loop that iteratively calculates the acceleration, velocity, and displacement at each time step using a finite difference method to model the differential equations of motion, printing the results.

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    This document contains code for numerically simulating the motion of an object over time under the influence of damping and restoring forces, with variables defined for spring constant, mass, damping coefficient, initial displacement and velocity, time step, and maximum time. The code contains a loop that iteratively calculates the acceleration, velocity, and displacement at each time step using a finite difference method to model the differential equations of motion, printing the results.

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    This document contains code for numerically simulating the motion of an object over time under the influence of damping and restoring forces, with variables defined for spring constant, mass, damping coefficient, initial displacement and velocity, time step, and maximum time. The code contains a loop that iteratively calculates the acceleration, velocity, and displacement at each time step using a finite difference method to model the differential equations of motion, printing the results.

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    #variabel

    k=0.9
    m=1
    c=0.2
    y=-2.0e-2 #m
    v=0
    h=0.1
    t=0
    tmax=50

    #indeksnumerik
    vfn=v
    yfn=y
    #printheader
    print('t(c)','a(m/2)','v(m/s)','y(m)')

    #looping
    while t<tmax:
    t+=h
    #metodefn
    afn=-(k*yfn+c*vfn)/m
    vhalf=vfn+afn*(h/2)
    yhalf=yfn+vfn*(h/2)
    ahalf=-(k*yhalf+c*vhalf)/m
    vfn+=ahalf*h
    yfn+=vhalf*h
    print(t,afn,vfn,yfn)

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