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ft Given the following vertical curve data: PVI at 7 + 25.712, L= 100, g1 = -3.2%, 82 = +1.8%, and elevation of PVI = 210,440, compute the elevations of the curve low point and even 20- stations. %3D 110 I
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Transcribed Image Text:ft Given the following vertical curve data: PVI at 7 + 25.712, L= 100, g1 = -3.2%, 82 = +1.8%, and elevation of PVI = 210,440, compute the elevations of the curve low point and even 20- stations. %3D 110 I
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