Given the Following information for a compound curve Leads with short curve I= 105°58'12" = 2,641.08 feet TL= Ts 2,110.17 feet = DL = 2°30'00" (chord definition) The length of the long curve, in feet, is: (Choose the most correct answer)

Given the Following information for a compound curve Leads with short curve I= 105°58'12" = 2,641.08 feet TL= Ts 2,110.17 feet = DL = 2°30'00" (chord definition) The length of the long curve, in feet, is: (Choose the most correct answer)

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Given the Following information for a compound curve
Leads with short curve
I = 105°58'12"
TL = 2,641.08 feet
Ts = 2,110.17 feet
DL= 2°30'00" (chord definition)
The length of the long curve, in feet, is: (Choose the most correct answer)
O 2,408.71
O 1,774.75
O 3,236.56
O2,748.14
O 2,234.00

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