Two straight roads intersect with intersection angle (94°30') and chainage (50+75). If the External distance between the curve and the intersection point is (32.3m) calculate the: 1-Radius of the curve 2-Length of the chord R=89.276m,C=121.120m O R-82.526m,C=122.120m O R=80.526m,C=121.120m O R=82.326m,C=121.120m O R=90.726m,C=121.120m O

Two straight roads intersect with intersection angle (94°30') and chainage (50+75). If the External distance between the curve and the intersection point is (32.3m) calculate the: 1-Radius of the curve 2-Length of the chord R=89.276m,C=121.120m O R-82.526m,C=122.120m O R=80.526m,C=121.120m O R=82.326m,C=121.120m O R=90.726m,C=121.120m O

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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