(2) Compute the elevation of point P(102667.43, 52297.16) in a horizontal (circular) and vertical (parabolic) curve. If you know the central angle of the horizonal curve is (A= 31°49'52") and percentage grads for vertical curve are (g₁= +2.0%, g2= -1.6% ). In addition, coordinates of main points as follows: Point Northing Easting 102573.27 Elevation 120.32 P.C (P.V.C) 52329.33 P.T(P.V.T) 102831.06 ****** 52183.54

(2) Compute the elevation of point P(102667.43, 52297.16) in a horizontal (circular) and vertical (parabolic) curve. If you know the central angle of the horizonal curve is (A= 31°49'52") and percentage grads for vertical curve are (g₁= +2.0%, g2= -1.6% ). In addition, coordinates of main points as follows: Point Northing Easting 102573.27 Elevation 120.32 P.C (P.V.C) 52329.33 P.T(P.V.T) 102831.06 ****** 52183.54

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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