17. From the given cross-section notes of an earthworks having an area of 33.1 m?, compute the value of x if it has a side slope of 2:1. Width of the roadway is 10m. 9.8 7.4 +2.4 +1.2 A. 2.54 m B. 2.74m С. 2.64 m D. 2.44m 18. From the given data, what is the volume with prismoidal correction? VE = 4096.25 m³. Ci=5m.; C2=7m.; Di= 44.5 m.; D2=58.25 m.; L=20m. A. 4150.12 m3 B. 4050.42.m3 C. 4146.42m3 D. 4010.42 m³ 19. Averticalsummit curve has abackward tangent of+5% and aforward tangent of-8%, what is the location of highest arlowest point? Length of curveis equal to 60m. A. 23.08mfrom P.C. B. 36.92 mfrom P.C. C. 24.64mfrom P.C. D. 30.64mfrom P.C. 20. Anunsymmetricalparabolic summit curve AB hasa slope of +7%onthe backtangent and-4% on the forward tangent. The length of the curve on the side of the back tangent is 60 m. and 40 m. on the side of the forward tangent. How far is the highest point of the curve from B. The vertical offset at the intersection of the tangents from the curve, H= 1.32 m. A 42.24 m B. 24.24m C. 34.24m D. 5424 m Ol x
17. From the given cross-section notes of an earthworks having an area of 33.1 m?, compute the value of x if it has a side slope of 2:1. Width of the roadway is 10m. 9.8 7.4 +2.4 +1.2 A. 2.54 m B. 2.74m С. 2.64 m D. 2.44m 18. From the given data, what is the volume with prismoidal correction? VE = 4096.25 m³. Ci=5m.; C2=7m.; Di= 44.5 m.; D2=58.25 m.; L=20m. A. 4150.12 m3 B. 4050.42.m3 C. 4146.42m3 D. 4010.42 m³ 19. Averticalsummit curve has abackward tangent of+5% and aforward tangent of-8%, what is the location of highest arlowest point? Length of curveis equal to 60m. A. 23.08mfrom P.C. B. 36.92 mfrom P.C. C. 24.64mfrom P.C. D. 30.64mfrom P.C. 20. Anunsymmetricalparabolic summit curve AB hasa slope of +7%onthe backtangent and-4% on the forward tangent. The length of the curve on the side of the back tangent is 60 m. and 40 m. on the side of the forward tangent. How far is the highest point of the curve from B. The vertical offset at the intersection of the tangents from the curve, H= 1.32 m. A 42.24 m B. 24.24m C. 34.24m D. 5424 m Ol x
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