Two roads AB and BC intersect at a chainage 184+65. These are intersected by a line PQ and the angles APQ and PQC are 112° and 102° respectively. The radius of the first arc of the curve is 330m and that of the second arc is 540m. Calculate the chainages of the first and the second tangent points P.C R₂ 2 P.T 185+87.15, 172+18.67 O 170+88.19, 182+14.97 O 176+48.69, 172+18.67 O 185+87.19, 152+14.97 O 190+84.32, 177+12.34 O

Two roads AB and BC intersect at a chainage 184+65. These are intersected by a line PQ and the angles APQ and PQC are 112° and 102° respectively. The radius of the first arc of the curve is 330m and that of the second arc is 540m. Calculate the chainages of the first and the second tangent points P.C R₂ 2 P.T 185+87.15, 172+18.67 O 170+88.19, 182+14.97 O 176+48.69, 172+18.67 O 185+87.19, 152+14.97 O 190+84.32, 177+12.34 O

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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