The Azimuth from North of the forward and backward tangents of a 4°. curve is 260° and 280°, respectively. At the commencing of the construction, it was found out that the forward tangent is shifted outward and parallel to itself at a distance of 12 m without changing the direction of the tangents with P.T. moved along the radius. If the P.T. is at 10+525.25m, compute the a. New tangent distance b. Radius of the new curve c. Stationing of New P.I. and P.T.

The Azimuth from North of the forward and backward tangents of a 4°. curve is 260° and 280°, respectively. At the commencing of the construction, it was found out that the forward tangent is shifted outward and parallel to itself at a distance of 12 m without changing the direction of the tangents with P.T. moved along the radius. If the P.T. is at 10+525.25m, compute the a. New tangent distance b. Radius of the new curve c. Stationing of New P.I. and P.T.

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