A steady force of $120\ N$ is required to push a boat of mass $700\ kg$ through water at a constant speed of $1\ m/s$ . If the boat is fastened by a spring and held at $2\ m$ from the equilibrium position by a force of $450\ N$ , find the angular frequency of damped $SHM$ ..... $rad/s$
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