A horizontal curve (Length=730.00') connects a tangent segment aligned with aS62°15'30"E bearing to a tangent segment with a S13°20'20"W bearing. Calculate the curvedata (I, R, T) and draw a labeled sketch of the curve. Assume the PC is at 17+24.56.Determine the station of the PT.

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A horizontal curve (Length=730.00') connects a tangent segment aligned with a S62°15'30"E bearing to a tangent segment with a S13°20'20"W bearing. Calculate the curve data (I, R, T) and draw a labeled sketch of the curve. Assume the PC is at 17+24.56. Determine the station of the PT.