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Damped forced oscillationsA single stage vibration isolation system consists of a heavy granite slab (100 kg) sitting on legs which act as a vertical damped spring. The "Q" (Quality Factor) of the system is 8.0, and the velocity damping coefficient is 80 kg/s. What is the natural frequency of oscillation of the slab? Write down the equation of motion for the slab assuming that the ground is moving up and down like like A*cos(wt). I used w, but it's really an omega. At what frequency is this ground motion attenuated by a factor of 1000? (In other words at what frequency the slab moves with an amplitude of A/1000?)
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