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Virginia is out. Check your NCEES. Civil WRE PASS. Glory be to God!

The law of sines is the correct formula to use. Point P: Northing = 1609.49 Easting = 3220.01

What they want you to do here is find the coordinate value at point P by using what is known as a Bearing-Bearing intersection. First, inverse between A and B to get your bearing and distance between those two then Use the law of cosines to find the distances from A to P and B to P and then...

All, Registration for the April 2013 PE starts on December 17, 2012 so it’s a good bet that the October 2012 PE exam results will be released by then. And to those of you that seem to enjoy intentionally spreading rumors and bad information concerning the release date of the October scores, we...

Point A is not before the midpoint.

I solved it with two different curves. One with a radius of 1200 ft the other with a radius of 1050 ft. (1050 = 1200 - 150) The difference in L between the two curves is added to L/2 of the original problem (with R= 1200). Compute T and find STA at PC. With that I computed a STA @ Point A...

sounds like a typical bureaucratic cluster FXXX to me.