Free Vibration with Damping | Differential Equations
The free vibration of a spring-mass-damper mechanical system would result to a homogeneous linear differential equation with constant coefficients. This video contains a discussion on how to get the response of a damped vibrating mechanical system without the influence of any external forces. This response is called the free or natural response of a system.
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