A section of a highway is known to have a free-flow speed of 65 mi/h and a capacity of 3500veh/h. in a given hour, 2500 vehicles were counted at a specified point along this highway section. If the linear speed-density relationship applies. What would be the density at the capacity(veh/mi)?

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A section of a highway is known to have a free-flow speed of 65 mi/h and a capacity of 3500veh/h. in a
given hour, 2500 vehicles were counted at a specified point along this highway section. If the linear
speed-density relationship applies.
What would be the density at the capacity(veh/mi)?
Transcribed Image Text:A section of a highway is known to have a free-flow speed of 65 mi/h and a capacity of 3500veh/h. in a given hour, 2500 vehicles were counted at a specified point along this highway section. If the linear speed-density relationship applies. What would be the density at the capacity(veh/mi)?
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