15The solution to free vibration of a damped single degree of freedom system isa. x(t) = Ae"Sin(o,t+n)b. x(t) = Ae"Sin(o,t+2)c. x(t) = ASin(@,t+o)d. x(t) = Ae"Sin(o,t+q)%3D

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The solution to free vibration of a damped single degree of freedom system is
a. x(t) = Ae"Sin(o,t+n)
b. x(t) = Ae"Sin(o,t+2)
c. x(t) = ASin(@,t+o)
d. x(t) = Ae"Sin(o,t+q)
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