How To Calculate Slopes And Gradients?

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Very good explained
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[@gfabulous10]

I love this explanation. Thank you

[@AsifKhanzada]

I am really impressed the way everything is explained, so simplified manner, God bless you, And wish you all the best, I have liked and subscribed the channel...

[@EngineeringInfinity]

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[@trevorpope1913]

Excellent, thank you

[@EngineeringInfinity]

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[@MohamedAAli-su1xf]

I would say gradient is rise/run. 0.5/10 = 1:20

[@gary-adams]

Great job

[@khadijahnorizan9898]

Thank you, it's very helpful ! :)

[@EngineeringInfinity]

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very helpful

[@tariqnaveed-en8xw]

Great information

[@EngineeringInfinity]

I'm glad you found it useful!

[@pramodyadav3000]

Very nice

[@rebwarhussein1]

Amazing

[@ManiFesto97]

In your fb page it says that the formula to find the gradient is m = rise/run. But here it says that to find it is m = Run/ Rise. I'm just curious. Which one is right?

[@EngineeringInfinity]

www.firstinarchitecture.co.uk/how-to-calculate-slopes-and-gradients/

[@S46088]

Good job

[@corradogiorgetti9371]

I may making a mistake to calculate what google maps defines moderate hill on my journey to my working place. the road length is 700m (0,4 mile) and the difference in altitude is 18,89 mt (62ft). what calculation should I do?

[@swafeerc]

thanks alot

[@aamukhan8139]

Best job

[@caidoduro3354]

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[@asif645]

WoW

[@EngineeringInfinity]

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[@danjarvis6980]

Gradient= rise/run or run/rise..???

[@dgffgaming9639]

Rise/run

[@NikkiLach-xj7bh]

Uas is in inches plz

[@rabindraagarwal2284]

Minimum What ratio of slope is required for underground parking.

[@ayyazahmed93]

1:6

[@winter_bear777]

Bro made it more complicated to me tbh

[@am932]

whats up with the mixed units 😂 convert to the same to nit confuse people

[@kalahari8295]

Crap

[@MawReh-e5y]

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