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In a single degree of freedom vibrating system with only viscous damping, the critical damping coefficient is 350 N s/m and the damping coefficient is 35 N s/m.
The logarithmic decrement of the vibrating system is
A
0.63
B
1.26
C
0.32
D
1.89

Correct : c

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