3) L = 300 ft = 3 stations
G1 = -2.3 %
G2 = +1.6%
Station at PVI = 45+65
Elevation at PVI = 369.22'
Station at PVC = (45+65) - L/2 = (45+65) - (1+50) = 44+15
Elevation at PVC = Elevation of PVI - G1 * L/2 = 369.22 - (-0.023) * 150 = 372.67 ft
Station at PVT = (45+65) + L/2 = (45+65) + (1+50) = 47+15
Elevation at PVT = Elevation of PVI - G1 * L/2 = 369.22 + (0.016) * 150 = 371.62 ft
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