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What does a 9 percent road grade look like?
for every 100 feet of road you travel, you rise 9 feet
What is a road on a slope?
When determining the measurement of slope on a road, the equations are for grade (gradient). The formula is grade = (rise ÷ slope length) * 100
What is the steepest road grade allowed?
8%
What is the angle o of inclination with a road grade of 4.5 percent?
For every 4.5 rise, the run is 100, hence tangent of the angle of inclination is (4.5/100) = 0.045. Now find out the angle whose tangent is 0.045 from a table or using a calculator. It turns out to be 2.576 degrees
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