For the Horizontal curve along a roadway, given below, determine the following parameters. Given: Deflection angle, A=35degrees Radius of curve, R=330ft a) Tangent Distance, T b) Arc Length, L c) Long Chord, Lc d) External Distance, E e) Middle Ordinate, M Center of arc Back tangent R A/2 PC A/2 A/2 L R LC M E PI A PT Increasing Forward tangent

For the Horizontal curve along a roadway, given below, determine the following parameters. Given: Deflection angle, A=35degrees Radius of curve, R=330ft a) Tangent Distance, T b) Arc Length, L c) Long Chord, Lc d) External Distance, E e) Middle Ordinate, M Center of arc Back tangent R A/2 PC A/2 A/2 L R LC M E PI A PT Increasing Forward tangent

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