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Determine whether the statement is true or false. Justify your answer. Simple harmonic motion does not involve a damping factor.
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1 of 2Recall that the damping factor is the function multiplied by the trigonometric function. Since the simple harmonic function is in the form:
where and are real numbers, and there is no other function besides the trigonometric function, it follows that the statement is true.
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