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Use the following data to solve next 3 questions: A vertical curve with the following parameters:...

Use the following data to solve next 3 questions: A vertical curve with the following parameters: L = 600', g1 = -4%, g2 = -1%, STA_VPI = 25+00, ELEV_VPI = 672.05' The stations of the BVC and EVC are:

a. 21+00 and 29+00 b. 19+00 and 31+00 c. 22+00 and 28+00 d. 20+00 and 27+00

The elevation of the BVC of the curve in the previous problem is:

a.

669.05'
b.

660.05'
c.

684.05'
d.

676.05'

The elevation of the curve at station 25+00 is:

a.

673.55'
b.

674.30'
c.

671.30'
d.

672.80'
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