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A 1.22-g spider oscillates on its web, which has a damping constant of b = 3.10×10−5...

A 1.22-g spider oscillates on its web, which has a damping constant of b = 3.10×10−5 kg/s .

How long does it take for the spider's amplitude of oscillation to decrease by 18.0 % ?

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