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SURVEYING

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SURVEYING

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ASSIGNMENT # 2

FUNDAMENTALS OF SURVEYING

1. The tangents of a simple curve have bearings of N 20° E and N 80° E, respectively. The
radius of the curve is 200 m.
a. Compute the external distance of the curve.
b. Compute the middle ordinate of the curve.
c. Compute the stationing of point A on the curve having a deflection angle of 6° from the
P.C. which is at 1+200.00.
2. A simple curve of the proposed extension of Mantabahadra Highway have a direction of
tangent AB which is due North and tangent BC with a bearing of N 50° E. Point A is at the P.C.
whose stationing is 20 + 130.46. The degree of curve is 4°.
a. Compute the long chord of the curve.
b. Compute the stationing of point D on the curve along a line joining the center of the
curve which makes an angle of 54° with the tangent line passing through the P.C.
c. What is the length of the line from D to the intersection of the tangent AB?

3. A simple curve has a central angle of 36° and a degree of curve of 6°.
a. Find the nearest distance from the midpoint of the curve to the point of intersections of
the tangents.
b. Compute the distance from the midpoint of the curve to the midpoint of the long chord
joining the point of curvature and point of tangency.
c. If the stationing of the point of curvature is at 10 + 020, compute the stationing of a point
on the curve which intersects with the line making a deflection angle of 8° with the
tangent through the P.C.
4. The tangent distance of a 3° simple curve is only ½ of its radius.
a. Compute the angle of intersection of the curve.
b. Compute the length of the curve.
c. Compute the area of the fillet of the curve.
5. A 5° curve intersects a property line CD at point D. The back tangent intersects the property
line at point C which is 105.27 m. from the P.C. which is at station 2 + 040. The angle that the
property line CD makes with the back tangent is 110°50’.
a. Compute the length of the curve from the P.C. to the point of intersection of the line
from the center of the curve to point C and the curve.
b. Compute the distance CD.
c. Compute the stationing of point D on the curve.

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