In the figure below, A, B, and C are all pin-connected, while D and E are fixed. With x = 11.6, what is the horizontal support reaction (in kips or k units) at C? Approximate final answers up to two decimal places.

In the figure below, A, B, and C are all pin-connected, while D and E are fixed. With x = 11.6, what is the horizontal support reaction (in kips or k units) at C? Approximate final answers up to two decimal places.

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