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The motion of a linear oscillator may be represented by means of a graph in which x is shown as abscissa and dx/dt as ordinate. the history of the oscillator is then a curve. (a) show that for an undamped oscillator this curve is an ellipse. (b) show (at least qualitatively) that if a damping term is intro- duced one gets a curve spiraling into the origin.

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