6 decimal places for the solution Using the principles of Mohr's circles for the soil element shown, Determine:a. Maximum and minimum principal stressesb. Maximum shear stress, Tmaxc. Average normal stressd. Normal and shear stresses if element is rotated as shown in the figure85 kN/m²5.4 kN/m²25 kN/m²+1.9 kN/m² + BB+-3.5 kN/m²40°+45 kN/m²25 kN/m²+1.9 kN/m²

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Principles of Geotechnical Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Braja M. Das, Khaled Sobhan

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Chapter10: Stresses In A Soil Mass

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10.2P

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Using the principles of Mohr's circles for the soil element shown, Determine:
a. Maximum and minimum principal stresses
b. Maximum shear stress, Tmax
c. Average normal stress
d. Normal and shear stresses if element is rotated as shown in the figure
85 kN/m²
5.4 kN/m²
25 kN/m²
+
1.9 kN/m² + B
B
+
-3.5 kN/m²
40°
+
45 kN/m²
25 kN/m²
+
1.9 kN/m²

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