Situation6: For the next four items, the back tangent and the forward tangent of a parabolic curve intersects at Sta. 20+135. The grade of the back tangent and the forward tangent are +2.5% and -5.0%, respectively. If the length of the curve is 450m, 59. Find the station of the summit. a. STA 20+060 b. STA 12+036 C. STA 24+272 d. STA 18+655 60. Determine the elevation of the summit if PC is25.0m Elevation. a. 22.85m b. 35.21m "c. 26.88m d. 19.08m 61. Determine station at PT. a. STA 15+677 b. STA 20+360 c. STA 12+826 d. STA 18+934 62. Determine the elevation of PT a. 19.38m b. 17.25m c. 11.82m d. 12.98m

Situation6: For the next four items, the back tangent and the forward tangent of a parabolic curve intersects at Sta. 20+135. The grade of the back tangent and the forward tangent are +2.5% and -5.0%, respectively. If the length of the curve is 450m, 59. Find the station of the summit. a. STA 20+060 b. STA 12+036 C. STA 24+272 d. STA 18+655 60. Determine the elevation of the summit if PC is25.0m Elevation. a. 22.85m b. 35.21m "c. 26.88m d. 19.08m 61. Determine station at PT. a. STA 15+677 b. STA 20+360 c. STA 12+826 d. STA 18+934 62. Determine the elevation of PT a. 19.38m b. 17.25m c. 11.82m d. 12.98m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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