Gap (sec) Аcсepted or Rejected? Event Time (sec) major street vehicle on the near side of the street passes in front of the minor street vehicle 4.4 RH1: right turning vehicle on minor street reaches the head of the minor street queue 8.7 major street vehicle on the near side of the street passes in front of the minor street vehicle 14.4 major street vehicle on the near side of the street passes in front of the minor street vehicle 18.0 major street vehicle on the near side of the street passes in front of the minor street vehicle 19.0 RA1: the vehicle on the minor street accepts the gap 19.8 RH2: right turning vehicle on minor street reaches the head of the minor street queue 21.0 major street vehicle on the near side of the street passes in front of the minor street vehicle 22.0 RA2: the vehicle on the minor street accepts the вар 28.0 RH3: right turning vehicle on minor street reaches the head of the minor street queue 30.4 major street vehicle on the near side of the street passes in front of the minor street vehicle 33.9

Gap (sec) Аcсepted or Rejected? Event Time (sec) major street vehicle on the near side of the street passes in front of the minor street vehicle 4.4 RH1: right turning vehicle on minor street reaches the head of the minor street queue 8.7 major street vehicle on the near side of the street passes in front of the minor street vehicle 14.4 major street vehicle on the near side of the street passes in front of the minor street vehicle 18.0 major street vehicle on the near side of the street passes in front of the minor street vehicle 19.0 RA1: the vehicle on the minor street accepts the gap 19.8 RH2: right turning vehicle on minor street reaches the head of the minor street queue 21.0 major street vehicle on the near side of the street passes in front of the minor street vehicle 22.0 RA2: the vehicle on the minor street accepts the вар 28.0 RH3: right turning vehicle on minor street reaches the head of the minor street queue 30.4 major street vehicle on the near side of the street passes in front of the minor street vehicle 33.9

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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