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Compute and tabulate the values for the ∆, T, E, M, LC, Station of the PC...

Compute and tabulate the values for the ∆, T, E, M, LC, Station of the PC and Station of the PT for the following highway curves: 3. Radius of 1650’ and a length of 635.44’, PI = STA 16+20.00’

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