AR₁ = 8.2 kips-8'-B+-8'-15 kipsCDRD = 9.5 kips-8'- There is a statically indeterminate beam in which the horizontal forceat the left and right ends (points A and D) is zero, and the verticalforce is shown in the figure below,The flexural stiffness of the beam section is constant El:(a) Find the slope (Slope) of point B after deformation.(b) Find the vertical displacement of point C(Deflection).*correct answer is(a) 89.9 kips-ft2/El clockwise(b) 1656.21kips-ft3 /El downBut I want to calculate the process, thank you

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R₁ = 8.2 kips
-8'-
B
+
-8'-
15 kips
C
D
RD = 9.5 kips
-8'-

There is a statically indeterminate beam in which the horizontal force
at the left and right ends (points A and D) is zero, and the vertical
force is shown in the figure below,
The flexural stiffness of the beam section is constant El:
(a) Find the slope (Slope) of point B after deformation.
(b) Find the vertical displacement of point C
(Deflection).
*correct answer is
(a) 89.9 kips-ft2/El clockwise
(b) 1656.21kips-ft3 /El down
But I want to calculate the process, thank you

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