Given the following data of the cross-section of an earthworks with a base of 10m.

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Given the following data of the cross-section of an earthworks with a base of 10m.

STA 2+120
2.75
LEFT =
9.5
1.5
CENTER =
0.5
RIGHT =
5
STA 2+150
2.25
LEFT
=
9
1.0
CENTER
0.8
RIGHT =
5.6
Transcribed Image Text:STA 2+120 2.75 LEFT = 9.5 1.5 CENTER = 0.5 RIGHT = 5 STA 2+150 2.25 LEFT = 9 1.0 CENTER 0.8 RIGHT = 5.6
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