A 10 m high slope of dry clay soil unit weight = 20KN/m3, with a slope angle of 45∘ and the circular slip surface, is shown in the figure not drawn to
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A 10 m high slope of dry clay soil unit weight = 20KN/m3, with a slope angle of 45∘ and the circular slip surface, is shown in the figure not drawn to the scale. The weight of the slip wedge is denoted by W. The undrained unit cohesion cu is 60 kPa.The factor of safety of the slope against slip failure is
A 10 m high slope of dry clay soil unit weight - 20KN-m3- with a slope angle of 45- and the circular slip surface- is shown in the figure not drawn to the scale- The weight of the slip wedge is denoted by W- The undrained unit cohesion cu is 60 kPa-The factor of safety of the slope against slip failure is
A 10 m high slope of dry clay soil unit weight - 20KN-m3- with a slope angle of 45- and the circular slip surface- is shown in the figure not drawn to the scale- The weight of the slip wedge is denoted by W- The undrained unit cohesion cu is 60 kPa-The factor of safety of the slope against slip failure is
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Trial slip circle on a finite slope of clayey soil c = 20 kN/m2 , ϕ =0 is shown in the figure.The factor of safety against sliding is ?.Rounded upto two decimal places
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