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Compute L, T, M, LC, and R and stations of the BC and EC for the circular curve with the given data of: I (delta) = 22°15′00" and E = 23.4604 and the P.I. station = 16+61.27. Express answers to .01′ (ft.
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Compute L, T, M, LC, and R and stations of the BC and EC for the circular curve with the given data of: I (delta) = 22°15′00" and E = 23.4604 and the P.I. station = 16+61.27. Express answers to .01′ (ft.).

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Answer:

L = 475.718

T = 240.89 ft

M = 23.0195

LC = 472.728

R = 1225 ft

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Compute L, T, M, LC, and R and stations of the BC and EC for the circular curve with-example-1
Compute L, T, M, LC, and R and stations of the BC and EC for the circular curve with-example-2
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