Highway crest vertical curve

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An 800 ft vertical curve with equal legs is provided for a highway crest vertical curve. The grade of the back tangent is 2% and the grade of the forward tangent is negative 2%. The elevation of PVI is 1200 ft. Compute the elevation of PVC.

Reference no: EM1383739

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