Of the signs shown, which one indicates danger due to the proximity of a road section with a steep upward slope?

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The correct answer is the sign marked number It is sign P-16b 'Steep upward slope'. This warning sign indicates the presence of a road section with a significant upward incline. To distinguish it from the downhill sign, use this visual trick: read the silhouette of the slope from left to right (just like reading text). If the line goes up, it is an upward slope; if it goes down, it is a downward slope. Analysis of the other options: Sign 1 (P-16a) indicates 'Steep downward slope'. Sign 3 (R-1) is 'Yield' and regulates priority at intersections, not the road gradient.

Of the signs shown, which one indicates danger due to the proximity of a road section with a steep upward slope?

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