How is the formula for critical damping obtained in mechanical vibration?

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Hi, I was reading mechanical vibration, free vibrations.
and I don't know how to obtain critical damping.
there is a formula in the attached file, but I don't understand it :(
I would appreciate it if you tell me how did we obtain this formula .
 

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Parisa Panahi said:
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Hi, I was reading mechanical vibration, free vibrations.
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berkeman said:
Welcome to PF.

The New Member Introduction forum is just for brief intro posts. Please post your question in the main technical forums, probably under the Physics/Mechanics forum. Thanks.
thank you :thumbup:
 
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