Work out the following problems regarding points and stations along a profile-level route. A. A turning point along with a profile level route measures 126.44m beyond station 8 + 24.50. Determine the stationing of this turning point. B. For the illustrated problem given above, determine the stationing of the turning point if it is instead located 83.45m before the given reference station. C. Determine the distance between station 33 + 45.02 and station 26 + 62.75.

Work out the following problems regarding points and stations along a profile-level route. A. A turning point along with a profile level route measures 126.44m beyond station 8 + 24.50. Determine the stationing of this turning point. B. For the illustrated problem given above, determine the stationing of the turning point if it is instead located 83.45m before the given reference station. C. Determine the distance between station 33 + 45.02 and station 26 + 62.75.

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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