How to find a radius of curvature,the given data arc length 2500ft and inclination 50^0

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How to find a radius of curvature,the given data arc length 2500ft and inclination 50^0

shanif SM 15th Jul, 2018

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Abdhul Ahadh SH 16th Jul, 2018

The formula goes as 'Radius x Arc Length = Angle(Central)'

Hopefully Applying this would solve the problem

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