If h1 is the height of the driver's eye and h2 is the height of an obstruction above road surface, then, for a minimum sight distance S, the length of the vertical curve should be greater than-A-B-C-D--B-

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If h1 is the height of the driver&#39;s eye and h2 is the height of an obstruction above road surface, then, for a minimum sight distance S, the length of the vertical curve should be greater than-A-B-C-D--B-

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The correct option is  B  L= NS^2/100{(&radic;(2H)+&radic;(2h))^2}; 100 comes as N is in terms of percentage so while putting in the formula it comes N/100.

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