Problem: 1 +12 For the given compound curve (see figure): a. Determine R1 and R2. b. Determine T, and T2. c. Determine C, and C2. d. Determine L, and L2. e. If the stationing of PC is at 10 + 304.62 m, determine the stationing of PCC and PT. T+T2 РСС PI, L = 12° I2 = 15° Pl2 L2 T1 T2 PC (Sta PC = 10 + 304.62) PT Long chord = 300m I2 = 15° R2 R1 '02 I = 12°

Problem: 1 +12 For the given compound curve (see figure): a. Determine R1 and R2. b. Determine T, and T2. c. Determine C, and C2. d. Determine L, and L2. e. If the stationing of PC is at 10 + 304.62 m, determine the stationing of PCC and PT. T+T2 РСС PI, L = 12° I2 = 15° Pl2 L2 T1 T2 PC (Sta PC = 10 + 304.62) PT Long chord = 300m I2 = 15° R2 R1 '02 I = 12°

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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