Assuming a reverse curve with the following parameters:Tangent @ Curve 1 = 40mDeflection Angle from PC to PRC = 60 degreesStationing of the PC: 0+000Tangent @Curve 1 = 50mDeflection Angle from PRC to PT = 50 degreesUsing Deflection Angle Method, please provide comprehensive report on the layout of Reverse Horizontal Curve, with stationing ofpoints in the curve at 10m interval.Use the editor to format your answer

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Assuming a reverse curve with the following parameters:
Tangent @ Curve 1 = 40m
Deflection Angle from PC to PRC = 60 degrees
Stationing of the PC: 0+000
Tangent @Curve 1 = 50m
Deflection Angle from PRC to PT = 50 degrees
Using Deflection Angle Method, please provide comprehensive report on the layout of Reverse Horizontal Curve, with stationing of
points in the curve at 10m interval.
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Additional Problem: L(Curve Length) = R x I (angle of intersection) x pi/180

Degree of Arc basis
Chord Basis
R
R=
1145.916
D
10
sin

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Middle Ordinate
External Distance
Long Chord
T = R tan (2)
M = R(1-cos(
(→))
E = R(sec() - 1)
Lc = 2R sin /
2

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