A 954 g mass swings on a 1.6 m-string as a pendulum. The amplitude is observed...
A 954 g mass swings on a 1.6 m-string as a pendulum. The amplitude is observed to decay to a third of its initial value after 31 oscillations. To the nearest second, what is the time constant for this oscillator?
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