Compute the first three entries in a table for setting out the following vertical curve, at intervals of 50 m.Incoming slope:+ 1.8%Outgoing slope:1.2%-iii.R.L. of intersection point (I.P.):300 mChainage of I.P.:2253.253 m55V.The value of the constant K':Note: Assume equal tangent lengths.

Given data: Incoming slope = 1.8 = g1 Outgoing slope = -1.2 = g2 RL = 300M

Compute the first three entries in a table for setting out the following vertical curve, at intervals of 50 m. i. + 1.8% Incoming slope: Outgoing slope: - 1.2% iii. 300 m R.L. of intersection point (I.P.): Chainage of I.P.: iv. 2253.253 m 55 V. The value of the constant K': Note: Assume equal tangent lengths

Compute the first three entries in a table for setting out the following vertical curve, at intervals of 50 m. i. + 1.8% Incoming slope: Outgoing slope: - 1.2% iii. 300 m R.L. of intersection point (I.P.): Chainage of I.P.: iv. 2253.253 m 55 V. The value of the constant K': Note: Assume equal tangent lengths

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