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    1) This document discusses methods for calculating key measurements and relationships for simple curve route surveying, including the length of curve, point of curvature, point of tangency, and common tangent length. 2) It provides formulas for calculating the length of curve using the radius and central angle, as well as calculating unknown values like the radius given the length of curve and central angle. 3) Examples are shown for calculating curve measurements for two intersecting curves using given information like radii and central angles.

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    1) This document discusses methods for calculating key measurements and relationships for simple curve route surveying, including the length of curve, point of curvature, point of tangency, and common tangent length. 2) It provides formulas for calculating the length of curve using the radius and central angle, as well as calculating unknown values like the radius given the length of curve and central angle. 3) Examples are shown for calculating curve measurements for two intersecting curves using given information like radii and central angles.

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    Route Surveying

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    1) This document discusses methods for calculating key measurements and relationships for simple curve route surveying, including the length of curve, point of curvature, point of tangency, and common tangent length. 2) It provides formulas for calculating the length of curve using the radius and central angle, as well as calculating unknown values like the radius given the length of curve and central angle. 3) Examples are shown for calculating curve measurements for two intersecting curves using given information like radii and central angles.

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