How many degrees of freedom (constraint) do a "fixed" or "built-in" end of a cantilever beam need to be given for structural analysis?

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by BIBIN N , Stress Engineer , AeroEuro Engineering India Pvt Ltd.

It should be fully fixed. All the6 degrees of freedom should be arrested.

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