Plotting the Damped Harmonic Oscillator - Under, Over, and Critically Damped

[@michellebae131]

Thank you for the explanation!

[@eefcgn7109]

extremly good

[@bryanfuentes1452]

the two terms in critical damping equation cannot be linearly dependent. You have to put t in one of those terms

[@rbmfavourites7122]

Thanks

[@DotPhysics]

thanks!!!

[@jaimemanuel5814]

Congratulations!

[@saronna_7]

whats the textbook ?

[@karlolelas847]

at 21:35...you can't get the critically damped solution from overdamped solution by putting exponents equal to zero... general critical solution should be x(t)=exp(-w0*t)*(C1+C2*t) , i.e., you need to have a polynomial of the first degree in time multiplying the exponential function....