Calculate the stiffness(k) and natural period(T) of the structure as shown in the picture. (Ignore the structure's weight and assume the beam is infinite stiffness. g=9.81m/sec^2, E=205GPa, I=72.1*10^6mm^4)

Calculate the stiffness(k) and natural period(T) of the structure as shown in the picture. (Ignore the structure's weight and assume the beam is infinite stiffness. g=9.81m/sec^2, E=205GPa, I=72.1*10^6mm^4)

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