Situation 2X - 6Y - 9Z - 7 Situation 1] A simple curve connects two tangent roads AB and BC with bearings N8X°4Y'E andS67°40'E, respectively. If the chainage (or stationing) of the point of intersection of the twotangents is 4+33Z.42 and the radius of the curve is 300 m, determine the following:Tangent distance, TExternal distance, EMiddle Ordinate, MVersine, VLong Chord, CLength of the curve, LCi.ii.i.iv.V.vi.Situation 2] It is desired to layout the curve on-site for preliminary surveys. Using tangentialangle method, determine the following:a. Chainage of all the sub-chordsb. Setting-out angle of all the sub-chordsNote: X- student number 3rd to the last digitY - student number 2nd to the last digitZ - student number last digit

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Situation 1] A simple curve connects two tangent roads AB and BC with bearings N8X°4Y'E and S67°40'E, respectively. If the chainage (or stationing) of the point of intersection of the two tangents is 4+33Z.42 and the radius of the curve is 300 m, determine the following: Tangent distance, T External distance, E Middle Ordinate, M i. ii. ii.

Situation 1] A simple curve connects two tangent roads AB and BC with bearings N8X°4Y'E and S67°40'E, respectively. If the chainage (or stationing) of the point of intersection of the two tangents is 4+33Z.42 and the radius of the curve is 300 m, determine the following: Tangent distance, T External distance, E Middle Ordinate, M i. ii. ii.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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