In time domain specification, decay ratio is the ratio of the

1.	In time domain specification, decay ratio is the ratio of the
A.	amplitude of the first peak and the steady-state value
B.	amplitude of the first two successive peaks
C.	peak value to the steady-state value
D.	None of the above
Answer» C. peak value to the steady-state value

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