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2. Motion of a simple pendulum (see Fig 3) consisting of a mass m attached to a string of length and placed in a viscous fluid can be approximated by the following equation of motion for a damped system: where g is the gravitational acceleration, and the angle made by the string with the vertical axis, c is the damping coefficient in sec-1]. Let g 9.81 m/sec2, and 1-0.6 m, c-4 sec-1. Assume that the pendulum starts from rest with 0(t = 0) = 10. sine) 9 coS(0) 2. Motion of a simple pendulum (see Fig 3) consisting of a mass m attached to a string of length and placed in a viscous fluid can be approximated by the following equation of motion for a damped system: where g is the gravitational acceleration, and the angle made by the string with the vertical axis, c is the damping coefficient in sec-1]. Let g 9.81 m/sec2, and 1-0.6 m, c-4 sec-1. Assume that the pendulum starts from rest with 0(t = 0) = 10. sine) 9 coS(0)