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Classical Mechanics Level 2

The damping force on an oscillator is directly proportional to the velocity. The units of proportionality constant are:

kg s kg m/s kg m/s^2 kg/ s

Rajat Gupta by Rajat Gupta , 22, India

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Assume, F o r c e = F Force=F V e l o c i t y = v Velocity=v P r o p o r t i o n a l i t y C o n s t a n t = K Proportionality Constant =K So, F = K v F=Kv o r , K = F v or,K={ \frac{F}{v} } As unit of Force is k g m s − 2 kgms^{-2} And unit of Velocity is m s − 1 , ms^{-1}, Unit of Proportionality Constant, K is, k g m s − 2 m s − 1 { \frac{kgms^{-2}}{ms^{-1}} } = k g / s =kg/s Its the Answer !!!

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