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Relevant equations
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2) [tex] T = \sqrt{ \frac{m}{k} } [/tex]
3) [tex] T = \frac{2 \pi }{ \omega } [/tex]In some problems about damped oscillatory motion, the requests ask for example "Calculate the amplitude after 20 oscillations"
I know that i need to find the period first of all but :
Do i find the period by using equation number 2? Is that constant? I've seen other threads where they calculated T with (2) and used it for everything but, if we have a different value of \omega overtime, why did we use the initial \omega to find the period?
If i divide 2π by
what do I find? Isn't that the period?
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