Using the information given, compute the deflection angles (in degrees only not deg-min-sec) for the first three full stations of the simple highway curve. Express answers into two decimal places and do not type the unit. PI = 0+762.27 1 = 10 degrees D = 1 degree Station Notation Format 9+999.99 1st Sta 2nd Sta 3rd Sta Deflection Angle Deflection Angle Deflection Angle

Using the information given, compute the deflection angles (in degrees only not deg-min-sec) for the first three full stations of the simple highway curve. Express answers into two decimal places and do not type the unit. PI = 0+762.27 1 = 10 degrees D = 1 degree Station Notation Format 9+999.99 1st Sta 2nd Sta 3rd Sta Deflection Angle Deflection Angle Deflection Angle

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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