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How to find damping ratio from a graph ?
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1) Read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damping
2) Fit the equation [itex]y(t)=-e^{-at} sin(\omega t)[/itex] to the data.
2) Fit the equation [itex]y(t)=-e^{-at} sin(\omega t)[/itex] to the data.
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