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    This document appears to describe an experiment involving damped harmonic oscillation. It provides key details such as: 1) The natural frequency of oscillation is 7.25 Hz. 2) The damping ratio is 0.2. 3) Calculations are shown relating to displacement, velocity, and acceleration over time as the oscillation decays.

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    This document appears to describe an experiment involving damped harmonic oscillation. It provides key details such as: 1) The natural frequency of oscillation is 7.25 Hz. 2) The damping ratio is 0.2. 3) Calculations are shown relating to displacement, velocity, and acceleration over time as the oscillation decays.

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