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Given the following curve data: Calculate the Tangent Distance T Round answer to 2 decimal places. Example: 100.998 would be 101.00 Example: 100.129 would be 100.13 Do not include the foot symbol. • Intersection Angle (I)/ Delta angle = 18°44'19" Radius (R) 200.00' . ● Point of Intersection (PI) = 52+ 0274
Given the the curve data from question #2. Calculate the PC station location. Choose the most correct answer. • Intersection Angle (I)/ Delta angle = 18°44'19" ● Radius (R) 200.00 ● Point of Intersection (PI) = 52+ 0274 Note the Point of intersection station can also be written as 52+02.74 52 stations and 2.74 feet. A) 51+80.25 B) 51+69.74 51+00.00 52+02.74
Given the curve data from question #2. Calculate the station location of the PT • Intersection Angle (1) Delta angle = 18°44'19" Radius (R) 200.00⁰ • Point of Intersection (PI) = 52+ 0274 A) 52+35.74 (B) 52+34.86 52+35.15 (D) 51+69.74
The radius of curve is inversely proportional to the degree of curve ? Meaning: If the a curves radius is increased, the degree of curve will be a smaller angle. (A) True B False