Due to energy dissipation by viscous forces in air, if simple harmonic variations of a pendulum die away after some time, then oscillation is said to be: A. undamped B. free C. damped D. dependent

Due to energy dissipation by viscous forces in air, if simple harmonic

variations of a pendulum die away after some time, then oscillation is said to be:

A. undamped

B. free

C. damped

D. dependent
by

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Answer :

damped


by

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