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Problem 6 Use the following data to calculate the layout of an equal tangent vertical curve by offsets for every full station

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-1.20% b Station PVC 42 +20 100 43 +20 200 300 44+20 45 +20 400 46 +20 CCPN123 GEFEN123 GOLFH123 GEFEN123 GEFEN123 GEFEN123 G

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