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A spherical copper weight of 3.0 cm radius submerged in olive oil hangs from a spring whose elasticity coefficient (force constant) is `1.0xx10^(2)N//m` Fig. Find the natural frequency of the oscillatory system, its Q-factor and the time the oscillations will take to practically damp out.

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1.6Hz;2.1xx10^(2);21s`
`Qk//homega_(0)`, where `h=F_("fr"//v)=6pireta`
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