The maximum superelevation to be provided on a road curve is 1 in 15. If the rate of change of superelevation is specified as 1 in 120 and the road width is 10 m, then the minimum length of the transition curve on either end will be

The maximum superelevation to be provided on a road curve is 1 in 15. If the rate of change of superelevation is specified as 1 in 120 and the road wi

The maximum superelevation to be provided on a road curve is 1 in 15. If the rate of change of superelevation is specified as 1 in 120 and the road width is 10 m, then the minimum length of the transition curve on either end will be

A. 180 m
B. 125 m
C. 80 m
D. 30 m

The correct answer is option C. 80 m. Can you explain this answer in the comments?

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The maximum superelevation to be provided on a road curve is 1 in 15. If the rate of change of superelevation is specified as 1 in 120 and the road width is 10 m, then the minimum length of the transition curve on either end will be

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The maximum superelevation to be provided on a road curve is 1 in 15. If the rate of change of superelevation is specified as 1 in 120 and the road width is 10 m, then the minimum length of the transition curve on either end will be

The maximum superelevation to be provided on a road curve is 1 in 15. If the rate of change of superelevation is specified as 1 in 120 and the road width is 10 m, then the minimum length of the transition curve on either end will be

The correct answer is option C. 80 m. Can you explain this answer in the comments?

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