l be layout with six stations of the curve: PC, 1, 2, 3,4 and PT using Offset Distance. 1. What is the offset distance of Point 3? 2. What is the offset distance of PC? 3. What is the central angle of the curve from Point 4 to PT? 4.  What is the offset distance of Point 1?

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