Compound curve with I=54 11'40", IS=32 32'10", TS=812.25, DL=2°, IL=21 39'30", TL=1168, RS=1325.57, beginning with DL when set full station, the deflection angle from 92+00 to C.T is: e a. 14 20'32" O b. 1'55'34.5" oyiljan team C. 1 22'18" d. 16 16'05"

Compound curve with I=54 11'40", IS=32 32'10", TS=812.25, DL=2°, IL=21 39'30", TL=1168, RS=1325.57, beginning with DL when set full station, the deflection angle from 92+00 to C.T is: e a. 14 20'32" O b. 1'55'34.5" oyiljan team C. 1 22'18" d. 16 16'05"

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Compound curve with I=54 11'40",
IS=32 32'10", TS=812.25, DL=2°,
IL=21 39'30", TL=1168, RS=1325.57,
beginning with DL when set full station, the
deflection angle from 92+00 to C.T is:
O a.
а.
14 20'32"
O b.
1 55'34.5"
o6yiljan team
1 22'18"
O d.
16 16'05"

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