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For a vertical curve with the following data: L = 425.00 ft.; g1= -2.50%; g2= +0.90%;...

For a vertical curve with the following data: L = 425.00 ft.; g1= -2.50%; g2= +0.90%; VPI sta = 28+50.00 ft.; VPI elev = 609.35 ft., determine the: a. (1 pt.) BVC station b. (1 pt.) EVC station c. (1 pt.) BVC elevation d. (1 pt.) EVC Elevation e. (3 pts.) Elevations on the curve at full stations f. (3 pts.) Elevations on the tangents at full stations g. (2 pts.) Tangent offsets at full stations h. (2 pts.) High/low point station i. (2 pts.) High/low point elevation j. (2 pts.) Elevation on the curve at station 29+70.00 ft. k. (2 pts.) Elevation on the curve at a point 250.00 ft. from the BVC

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