Given: D₁ = 10°30'; D₂ = 10°; 1₁ = 15°; 1₂ = 16°; STA V = 00 + 876 STATION CENTRAL ANGLE PC-1 PC-PCC PCC-2 PCC-3 PC-CPT N/A DEFLECTION ANGLE REMARKS Show computations on R, t, T, Lc, c1, c2 curve and Sta PC, Sta PCC, Sta PT, central angle, and deflection angle. PC 1 PCC 2 3 PT of the first and second

Given: D₁ = 10°30'; D₂ = 10°; 1₁ = 15°; 1₂ = 16°; STA V = 00 + 876 STATION CENTRAL ANGLE PC-1 PC-PCC PCC-2 PCC-3 PC-CPT N/A DEFLECTION ANGLE REMARKS Show computations on R, t, T, Lc, c1, c2 curve and Sta PC, Sta PCC, Sta PT, central angle, and deflection angle. PC 1 PCC 2 3 PT of the first and second

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Given: D₁ = 10°30'; D₂ = 10°; 1₁ = 15°; 1₂ = 16°; STA V = 00 + 876
STATION
CENTRAL ANGLE
PC-1
PC-PCC
PCC-2
PCC-3
PC-CPT
N/A
DEFLECTION
ANGLE
REMARKS
Show computations on R, t, T, Lc, c1, c2
curve and Sta PC, Sta PCC, Sta PT, central angle, and deflection angle.
PC
1
PCC
2
3
PT
of the first and second

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