Damped Oscillatory Motion

[MOONRIO]

That's gotta be one of the best roll end credits I've ever watched.

[alinamirgorodskayaalina]

Wish more physics videos were like this honestly

[DJzMax]

Great Video. I am a Mechanical Engineering student and this really helped me understand the concept. Thank you very much.

[poorav_sharma]

Very well explained brother ❤️❤️
Watching from India❤️

[jiadongyu]

Great video! Helped me to visualise the various types of damping better.

[CBASSET]

Thanks! This’s beautiful way to explain physics

[oshawastaken]

In high school right now and this really helped thank you

[Sacrer]

Thank you! It's so easy, but no professor explain it like that.

[rezeenachinthamalla]

Hell yeah! Now I understand this!!!
Thanks a ton👌👌

[andrewfayad]

Do u guys know a formula that relates viscosity and amplitude? This is for an experiment.

[imamdagopojok]

what is fluid that you use in this experiments?

[ananyaprakash]

Good video... I loved the simple explanation.. 🙂

[szero]

Great Video. May I use this video clip in my course lecture?

[sagnikgope]

This is the video in which I understand damped vibration

[yosiahcharles]

does any one know what each fluid he used in the cylinders are?

[lautarovergaracofre]

Hi Ms. Keller. I'm writing a book on University Physics. May I use a snapshot of your video as illustration? Thanks in advance. L. Vergara P.S.: I've also recommended your video as a study material.

[haiadr]

Hi Rebecca,

Very good work. Wondering if it's possible to use your video as a teaching material for undergraduate students. Your link will be provided.
Please confirm your permission is OK with you.

Regards,

[zouheirjaber]

0:56 that is beta=-0.201/s and not b. (unless the mass is 0.5kg!)
and shouldn't Beta be the decay constant and b the damping constant or cooefficient?

[syedshabbirahamed]

What is the stiffness of the spring used ?

[hupeter]

How do you plot the graph of the mass?