1)SITUATION. Two tangents intersect at station 12+225. A compound curve laid on their tangent has the following Data. 1=26°, 12=34° and D1=5°, D2=3°Compute the stationing of PC.12+062,51. 12+166.5C12+393.112+365.32)[Continuation]Compute the stationing of PCC.A12+062.5B12+166.512+393.112+365.43)[Continuation]Compute the stationing of PT.A12+062.5B12+166.5C12+393.212+365.4

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1) SITUATION. Two tangents intersect at station 12+225. A compound curve laid on their tangent has the following Data. 1=26", 12=34° and D1=5°, D2-3* Compute the stationing of PC. A 12+062.5 1. 12+166.5 12+393.1 12+365.3 2) [Continuation] Compute the stationing of PCc. A 12+062.5 12+166.5 C 12+393.1 12+365.4 3) [Continuation] Compute the stationing of PT. 12+062.5 12+166.5 C 12+393.2 D 12+365.4

1) SITUATION. Two tangents intersect at station 12+225. A compound curve laid on their tangent has the following Data. 1=26", 12=34° and D1=5°, D2-3* Compute the stationing of PC. A 12+062.5 1. 12+166.5 12+393.1 12+365.3 2) [Continuation] Compute the stationing of PCc. A 12+062.5 12+166.5 C 12+393.1 12+365.4 3) [Continuation] Compute the stationing of PT. 12+062.5 12+166.5 C 12+393.2 D 12+365.4

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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