the grade of a road is its slope given as a percent. for example, a road with a 6% grade has a slope 6/100. it rises 6 feet for every 100 feet of horizontal run. describe a 100% grade.

Do you think you could drive up it?could you walk up it? Is it possible for a grade to be greater that 100%?

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A 100% grade represents a slope that rises 100 feet for every 100 feet of horizontal run. This means that for every unit of horizontal distance, there is an equal amount of vertical rise.

Driving up a 100% grade can be quite challenging, as it represents a very steep slope. Most vehicles will struggle to ascend such a grade, especially if the road is not well-engineered. It is advisable not to attempt driving up such a steep slope, as it can be unsafe and put excessive strain on the vehicle.

Walking up a 100% grade is also extremely difficult. It would feel more like climbing than walking, and individuals would need to use their hands and feet for support. For most people, attempting to walk up a slope with a 100% grade would be extremely strenuous and likely impossible.

In terms of whether a grade can be greater than 100%, the answer is technically no. By definition, a 100% grade already represents a rise equal to the horizontal run. However, it is possible to have very steep slopes that are expressed in degrees rather than percentages. Steep mountain trails or cliffs can have inclines that are greater than 100% when measured in degrees.