Damped oscillator : Problems

[@krishnasneha5222]

In the first one the ans should be 500

[@firdausara8206]

Yes

[@journey_to_the_infinity_05]

yaa

[@sayanach1740]

Can you please correct the mistake in the first problem.

[@sumanghosh6704]

8:29 u have writeen that Q= energy stored/energy lost per cycle but this is not Q it is Q/2 pie

[@AkshatGosain]

how is it not Q but Q/2pie?

[@AdityaSingh-ij4ph]

@@AkshatGosain check video number 7 there he proved it as q/2pi

[@angelinasamuel4575]

Sir you forgot to take the square root of the denominator 4 in your first problem.

[@goldcampus]

Collection of problems are very nice, Please care for errors sir.

[@PrashanthinilayamClasses]

You are a fabulous educator ❤️

[@berochanmarik3390]

Sir,First answer at 3.30 minutes would be 500 ..

[@steveying1305]

God

[@miffyn1737]

The second question's final answer is 0.016 so it would be 1.6%

[@aayushtaparia2676]

Shouldn’t it be 10% as energy is proportional to A^2 so delE/E=2delA/A which is 10

[@rindirputra619]

@Sachin Pandey I got 9,75 % since the E ~ A^2, i think you can work that out with simple algebra

[@ignitedbomb3787]

@@aayushtaparia2676 yes

[@vasukumar5727]

@@aayushtaparia2676 yup, its coming out to be 10.2% for me.

[@vasukumar5727]

@@rindirputra619 yes, using simple algebra we will get that result but using the same method as professor, i am getting 10.2 %.

[@siddheshyadav491]

iiser prof not know calculation time....3:22

[@nitinaryan2979]

hehe first answer would be 500

[@Koecengkerkop]

thanks

[@kartikawasthi4445]

where are you now?