In an underdamped oscillation, the system is able to oscillate back and forth with some decay, but the amplitude of each successive oscillation is smaller than the previous one. This result is due to the damping force that is present in the system.
In an underdamped oscillation, the system is able to oscillate back and forth with some decay, but the amplitude of each successive oscillation is smaller than the previous one. This result is due to the damping force that is present in the system.