What is the minimum length of the sag vertical curve, grades of Problem 1What is the minimum length of the sag vertical curve, grades of gi = -3.0% and g2 = +2.25% toprovide a required stopping sight distance of 500 feet.Problem 2What is the minimum length of a vertical curve to provide a required passing sight distance of2000 ft with grades of gi =+2.50, g2 = -1.75%, hi = 3.50 ft and h2 = 0.5 ft?%3D%3D

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