1. Two tangents intersect at chainage 4100 m . = 35 o 35`35”. Carry out all the data necessary for setting out the curve, with R = 1000 m and Peg interval being 15 m by: (CLO2; C3; PLO1) 1) By deflection angle 2) By offsets from chords produced 3) By offset from tangent (Both cases)

1. Two tangents intersect at chainage 4100 m . = 35 o 35`35”. Carry out all the data necessary for setting out the curve, with R = 1000 m and Peg interval being 15 m by: (CLO2; C3; PLO1) 1) By deflection angle 2) By offsets from chords produced 3) By offset from tangent (Both cases)

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1. Two tangents intersect at chainage 4100 m . = 35 o 35`35”. Carry out all the data necessary for setting out the curve, with R = 1000 m and Peg interval being 15 m by: (CLO2; C3; PLO1)
1) By deflection angle
2) By offsets from chords produced
3) By offset from tangent (Both cases)

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