From a beam bending test on a cantilever beam, the following data was collected, what is the structural stiffness of the beam ? Mass (g) Experimental deflection (mm) 100 0.48 200 0.96 300 1.44 400 1.92 500 2.40 A. 208.33 N/m B. 2043.75 N/m C.0.0048 N/m D. 2043.75 N/m

From a beam bending test on a cantilever beam, the following data was collected, what is the structural stiffness of the beam ? Mass (g) Experimental deflection (mm) 100 0.48 200 0.96 300 1.44 400 1.92 500 2.40 A. 208.33 N/m B. 2043.75 N/m C.0.0048 N/m D. 2043.75 N/m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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