3.6 part 4: Modeling Forced Damped Oscillations using Differential Equations

[@gilernt]

once again you've saved my butt

[@RuitongDu]

shouldn't it be tan(alfa) = cw/(k-mw^2) instead of (k-mw^2)^2 on the denominator?

[@Heimrih]

This is a very good video, however nobody pointed this out but I believe that tan(alpha) = B/A = cw/(k-mw^2) and not cw/(k-mw^2)^2

[@jatinrajj]

thanks for pointing out, i was also thinking that even if mw^2 > k the denominator would just be positive if it is (k-mw^2)^2

[@wylitebee2648]

Where are the rest of the videos?

[@wylitebee2648]

well i mean the earlier videos

[@juanmanuelespanabolacuenta4048]

thanks

[@aahanashashirajhegdeme21b04]

woah i finally understand this

[@arszbela8837]

take out this music or ım going to sleep