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[irfantech]

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[zadamabdirizak]

how did you get figure 1718.9 during the time 17:48 of the video? thank you

[sukivirus]

I have a question - why do you divide total curve (arc) length by the chord length? Is it not right to change that chord length to the arc length and then divide that to the total curve length? Or are you assuming chord length to be possibly equal to arc length in your problem? Thank you

[mosesmusondasilwamba]

Another question how were you find the 0 degrees cause let us take first calculation 1718.9*7/250=48.1292 …. If you convert that one into degree, minutes and seconds, it comes to 48* 7’ 45.12”

[rohitkumardwivedi]

Two straights TIP and PT2 are intersected by a third line AB such that ZPAB 46° 24', ZPAB 32° 36′ and distance AB=312 m. Calculate the radius of the simple circular curve which will be tangential to the three lines TiP, AB, and TP2 and the chainage of the point of the curve (T1) and point of tangency (T2) if the chainage of the point P is 2857.5 m

[mosesmusondasilwamba]

Just a question - where did the figure 1718.9 in the Deflection angle?