Determine the vertical displacement of point B and rotation of point C using double integration method. The structure is fixed supported A, the connection at B is a shear guide and there is a roller at C. E = 40000 ksi and I = 200 in^4.

Determine the vertical displacement of point B and rotation of point C using double integration method. The structure is fixed supported A, the connection at B is a shear guide and there is a roller at C. E = 40000 ksi and I = 200 in^4.

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