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Too much damping in an isolation system is undesirable because it
Answer: A
Very heavy damping transmits force across the isolation plane in proportion to velocity and excites the higher modes of the superstructure. The floor accelerations that isolation was meant to reduce can then rise again, so damping is optimised rather than maximised.
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