SITUATION 2: Given a compound curve with li = 18°, l2 = 23.5°, Di = 2° and D2 = 4°. 5. Determine the length of the common tangent. a. 310.73 m b. 253.69 m c. 150.34 m d. 90.75 m 6. Determine the length of chord from PC to PT of the compound curve. a. 295.94 m c. 297.50 m d. 179.26 m b. 291.32 m 7. Determine the stationing of PT if PI is at station 40 + 120. a. 40 + 326.75 c. 40 + 237.78 d. 40 + 273.87 b. 40 + 236.28

SITUATION 2: Given a compound curve with li = 18°, l2 = 23.5°, Di = 2° and D2 = 4°. 5. Determine the length of the common tangent. a. 310.73 m b. 253.69 m c. 150.34 m d. 90.75 m 6. Determine the length of chord from PC to PT of the compound curve. a. 295.94 m c. 297.50 m d. 179.26 m b. 291.32 m 7. Determine the stationing of PT if PI is at station 40 + 120. a. 40 + 326.75 c. 40 + 237.78 d. 40 + 273.87 b. 40 + 236.28

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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