The energy of oscillation is
"E(t)=E_0e^{\\frac{-\\omega_0t}{Q_0}}." The phrase "The time in which its energy reduce to 1/e of its value in the absence of damping" means that the new energy must be
"E(\\tau)=\\frac{E_0}{e}=E_0\\cdot e^{-1}." From the first and second equation, we notice that
"\\frac{\\omega_0t}{Q_0}=1,\\rightarrow\\\\\nt=\\tau=\\frac{Q_0}{\\omega_0}=\\frac{Q_0}{2\\pi f_0}=\\frac{5000}{2\\pi500}=1.6\\text{ s}."
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