Calculating Damping Coefficient for Spring Length 36.3mm, Load Mass 0.036kg

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Homework Statement



I want to find the damping coefficient of a spring of free length 36.3mm, with load mass of 0.036kg.



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i need the amplitude of this system, i have the angular frequency, but not the damping ratio. So i was trying to use the formula:

damping ratio = c/2*sqrt(km)

where k is the spring constant, m the mass of the system and c the damping coefficient. But i have no idea how to find this coefficient! help please!


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