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Write an expression for the stiffness of an end-loaded rectangular cantilever beam

Write an expression for the stiffness of an end-loaded rectangular cantilever beam

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The expression for an end loaded cantilever beam is given below:

where is the stifness, is the force acting, is the deflection, is a constant which depends on the material, is the moment of inertia, is the length.

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