Situation A 4° simple curve has a length of 210 m. 19. Calculate the middle ordinate of the curve. a. 16.93 m b. 15.82 m c. 17.98 m d. 19.03 m 20. Compute for the external distance of the curve. a. 19.93 m b. 21.12 m c. 18.83 m d. 20.38 m 21. Determine the area of the fillet of the curve in m^2. a. 31504 c. 1424 b. 30080 d. 1954

Situation A 4° simple curve has a length of 210 m. 19. Calculate the middle ordinate of the curve. a. 16.93 m b. 15.82 m c. 17.98 m d. 19.03 m 20. Compute for the external distance of the curve. a. 19.93 m b. 21.12 m c. 18.83 m d. 20.38 m 21. Determine the area of the fillet of the curve in m^2. a. 31504 c. 1424 b. 30080 d. 1954

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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