C. It is required to layout a simple curve by deflection angles. If I = 32°, R = 240 m and PC at STA 5 + 767.20, find the deflection angle at each full station on the curve. Tabulate your answer. STATION ANGLE FROM THE PC DEFLECTION ANGLE

C. It is required to layout a simple curve by deflection angles. If I = 32°, R = 240 m and PC at STA 5 + 767.20, find the deflection angle at each full station on the curve. Tabulate your answer. STATION ANGLE FROM THE PC DEFLECTION ANGLE

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C. It is required to layout a simple curve by deflection angles. If I = 32°, R = 240 m and PC at STA 5 +
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