For a second order system ωn is natural frequency, ωd is frequency of damped oscillations and ζ is damping factor. Then-A-ωd = ωn ξB-ωd = ωn (1 ξ)2C-ωd = ωn (1 ξ)0.5D-ωd = ωn (1 ξ2)0.5-D-ωd = ωn (1 ξ2)0.5

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For a second order system &omega;n is natural frequency, &omega;d is frequency of damped oscillations and &zeta; is damping factor. Then-A-&omega;d = &omega;n &xi;B-&omega;d = &omega;n (1 &xi;)2C-&omega;d = &omega;n (1 &xi;)0.5D-&omega;d = &omega;n (1 &xi;2)0.5-D-&omega;d = &omega;n (1 &xi;2)0.5

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D &omega;d = &omega;n (1 &xi;2)0.5 No answer description is available.

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For a second order system ωn is natural frequency, ωd is frequency of damped oscillations and ζ is damping factor. Then

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For a second order system ω_n is natural frequency, ω_d is frequency of damped oscillations and ζ is damping factor. Then

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