.DQ1/A horizontal curve with degree of curvature of 4° and intersection angle of 55°25", thePC is located at station 238 +44.75. Determine the deflection angles and the chordlengths for setting out the curve at whole stations from the P.C?Q2/ For mass. Hand diagram with following data:.Cost of overhaul: 1500 ID/m3.station.exCost of free haul: 5000 ID/m3Cost of borrow 6000 ID/m3Free haul distance (F.H.D) = 700m,.Cost of waste-free haul dist.-4500 ID/m3Find cost for length of earth = 500m if you know L.E.H-11 Sta.700 m

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Q1/A horizontal curve with degree of curvature of 4° and intersection angle of 55°25', the PC is located at station 238 +44.75. Determine the deflection angles and the chord lengths for setting out the curve at whole stations from the P.C?

Q1/A horizontal curve with degree of curvature of 4° and intersection angle of 55°25', the PC is located at station 238 +44.75. Determine the deflection angles and the chord lengths for setting out the curve at whole stations from the P.C?

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Q1/A horizontal curve with degree of curvature of 4° and intersection angle of 55°25", the
PC is located at station 238 +44.75. Determine the deflection angles and the chord
lengths for setting out the curve at whole stations from the P.C?
Q2/ For mass. Hand diagram with following data:
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Cost of overhaul: 1500 ID/m3.station.
ex
Cost of free haul: 5000 ID/m3
Cost of borrow 6000 ID/m3
Free haul distance (F.H.D) = 700m,
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Cost of waste-free haul dist.-4500 ID/m3
Find cost for length of earth = 500m if you know L.E.H-11 Sta.
700 m

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