The vertex of a 5°30’ simple curve is at station 3+007.220 whose central angle is 60°. The simple curvemust be connected by a 3°30’ simple curve to meet the location of the new P.T. which is 15m offset fromthe existing P.T. remaining the location of the P.C.a) Solve for the new central angle of the first curveb) Solve for the station of the PCCc) Solve for the station of the new PT 3. The vertex of a 5°30' simple curve is at station 3+007.220 whose central angle is 60°. The simple curvemust be connected by a 3°30' simple curve to meet the location of the new P.T. which is 15m offset fromthe existing P.T. remaining the location of the P.C.a) Solve for the new central angle of the first curveb) Solve for the station of the PCCc) Solve for the station of the new PT

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The vertex of a 5°30’ simple curve is at station 3+007.220 whose central angle is 60°. The simple curve
must be connected by a 3°30’ simple curve to meet the location of the new P.T. which is 15m offset from
the existing P.T. remaining the location of the P.C.
a) Solve for the new central angle of the first curve
b) Solve for the station of the PCC
c) Solve for the station of the new PT

3. The vertex of a 5°30' simple curve is at station 3+007.220 whose central angle is 60°. The simple curve
must be connected by a 3°30' simple curve to meet the location of the new P.T. which is 15m offset from
the existing P.T. remaining the location of the P.C.
a) Solve for the new central angle of the first curve
b) Solve for the station of the PCC
c) Solve for the station of the new PT

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