Given a simple circular curve, in feet, with the following known information: = 25°34'00" o D₂ = 2°15'00" o STA P.I. = 50+16.25 What is the Middle Ordinate Distance for this curve in feet? O 47.72 46.01 O 64.72 O None of the Above 63.12

Given a simple circular curve, in feet, with the following known information: = 25°34'00" o D₂ = 2°15'00" o STA P.I. = 50+16.25 What is the Middle Ordinate Distance for this curve in feet? O 47.72 46.01 O 64.72 O None of the Above 63.12

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Given a simple circular curve, in feet, with the following known information:
= 25°34'00"
o
D₂ = 2°15'00"
o STA P.I. = 50+16.25
What is the Middle Ordinate Distance for this curve in feet?
O 47.72
46.01
O 64.72
O None of the Above
63.12

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