Which of the following cases is generally adopted in the reverse curv – McqOptions

MCQOPTIONS

1.	Which of the following cases is generally adopted in the reverse curve?
A.	T1 = T2
B.	R1 = R2
C.	t1 = t2
D.	Chainages are equal
Answer» C. t1 = t2

Discussion

No Comment Found

Related MCQs

If the radii of the curves in a reverse curve are equal, calculate the distance between the tangent points T1 and T2. Assume R = 98.54m with deflection angle 54˚31ꞌ.
Calculate the chainage of P.R.C, if the chainage of Tangent is 567.54m and the curve length is about 65m.
Find the value of tangent distance, possessing radius of curvature as 24.89m, common tangent 65m length and having deflection angles as 24˚56ꞌ and 76˚32ꞌ.
Determine the common tangent of a reverse curve if the radius of curvature and deflection angles is given as, 43.57m, 32˚43ꞌ and 65˚76ꞌ.
Calculate the short tangent length, if the radius of curvature is given as 56.21m and the deflection angle as 32˚54ꞌ.
The formula of length of tangent is given as___________
In case of parallel straights, the length of the curve is given as__________
Which of the following indicates the correct set of the cases employed in reverse curves?
A Reverse curve can be set by which of the following methods?
Chainage at the point of reverse curve can be given as__________