Situation 1] A circular road is proposed to be laid out with tangent AB whose bearing is N81°54'E intersecting another tangent line BC whose bearing is N40°30'E. If the degree of the curve is 4.5°, using arc basis, determine the following: i. Tangent distance of the curve, T ii. Long chord of the curve, C iii. Middle ordinate, M iv. External distance, E v. Length of the road, LC vi. If the station of point B 10+801, determine the station of PT. 4:35 PM /

Situation 1] A circular road is proposed to be laid out with tangent AB whose bearing is N81°54'E intersecting another tangent line BC whose bearing is N40°30'E. If the degree of the curve is 4.5°, using arc basis, determine the following: i. Tangent distance of the curve, T ii. Long chord of the curve, C iii. Middle ordinate, M iv. External distance, E v. Length of the road, LC vi. If the station of point B 10+801, determine the station of PT. 4:35 PM /

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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