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    The document provides data about a vertical curve, including a +5.2% grade followed by a -2% grade at station 2+230 with elevation 194.60m. The parabolic curve is 450m long. It asks to: calculate the length of curve per 1 degree change in grade, the elevation of the highest point, and the stationing of a point at elevation 185.35. It also provides data about a horizontal curve for a two-lane road: deflection angle of 40 degrees, tangent length of 134m, coefficient of friction of 0.12, and super elevation of 0.08, asking to calculate the design speed in kph.

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    The document provides data about a vertical curve, including a +5.2% grade followed by a -2% grade at station 2+230 with elevation 194.60m. The parabolic curve is 450m long. It asks to: calculate the length of curve per 1 degree change in grade, the elevation of the highest point, and the stationing of a point at elevation 185.35. It also provides data about a horizontal curve for a two-lane road: deflection angle of 40 degrees, tangent length of 134m, coefficient of friction of 0.12, and super elevation of 0.08, asking to calculate the design speed in kph.

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    Problem 573-Sam2

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    Samuel Lacro Dela Cruz Jr.
    The document provides data about a vertical curve, including a +5.2% grade followed by a -2% grade at station 2+230 with elevation 194.60m. The parabolic curve is 450m long. It asks to: calculate the length of curve per 1 degree change in grade, the elevation of the highest point, and the stationing of a point at elevation 185.35. It also provides data about a horizontal curve for a two-lane road: deflection angle of 40 degrees, tangent length of 134m, coefficient of friction of 0.12, and super elevation of 0.08, asking to calculate the design speed in kph.

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    Problem 573:

    A +5.2% grade is followed by a -2% grade of a vertical summit parabolic curve at station 2 + 230 with an
    elevation of 194.60m. The parabolic curve is 450m. long.
    a) Compute the length of curve per 1° change in grade.
    b) Compute the elevation of the highest point of curve.
    c) Compute the stationing of point C whose elevation is 185.35.

    A horizontal curve is to be designed for a two-lane road in the proposed extension of NLEX.
    The following data as known:
    Deflection angle = 40°
    Tangent length = 134m
    Coefficient of Friction = 0.12
    Super elevation = 0.08
    Compute the design speed in kph.

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