Two parallel tangents 10 m apart are connected by a reversed curve. The chord length from the P.C. to the P.T. equals 120 m. Rounding off shall be done at the final calculation. Express your answer into two decimal places and do not type the units. Determine the following: 1. length of tangent with common direction in meters 2. equal radius of the reversed curve in meters. 3. stationing of PC if the stationing of PI(1) at the beginning of the tangent with common direction is at 3+420. 4. stationing of PRC 5. stationing of PT.

Two parallel tangents 10 m apart are connected by a reversed curve. The chord length from the P.C. to the P.T. equals 120 m. Rounding off shall be done at the final calculation. Express your answer into two decimal places and do not type the units. Determine the following: 1. length of tangent with common direction in meters 2. equal radius of the reversed curve in meters. 3. stationing of PC if the stationing of PI(1) at the beginning of the tangent with common direction is at 3+420. 4. stationing of PRC 5. stationing of PT.

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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