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A curve whose radius varies from infinity to a certain value is called ____ a) Compound curve b) Circular curve c) Reverse curve d) Transition curve

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Answered by DonDj
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◆ d) Transition Curve is the correct answer.


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Answered by priyarksynergy
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The correct answer is option (d) Transition curve.

Explanation:

  • A curve whose radius varies from infinity to a certain value is called Transition curve.
  • Transition curve refers to a curve in plan which is provided to change the horizontal alignment from straight to circular curve gradually means the radius of transition curve varies between infinity to R or R to infinity.
  • The Purpose of Transition curves is to provide Super Elevation in a gradual manner and to minimize the radius from infinity at a straight junction to a radius R at curved junction gradually.
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