6- a) The coefficient of active earth pressure is always larger than the coefficient of at rest earth pressure. T/F b) A wall that is not allowed to yield is designed for the Ko condition. T/F c) Given a 1000KN load on two different piles, one in very soft clay overlying rock (no side friction) and the other in medium dense sand overlying rock (with side friction) rock is 50 feet below grade for both piles. The elastic compression of both piles will not be the same. T/F

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a) The coefficient of active earth pressure is always larger
than the coefficient of at rest earth pressure. T/F
b) A wall that is not allowed to yield is designed for the Ko
condition. T/F
c) Given a 1000KN load on two different piles, one in very
soft clay overlying rock (no side friction) and the other in
medium dense sand overlying rock (with side friction)
rock is 50 feet below grade for both piles. The elastic
compression of both piles will not be the same. T/F
d) All retaining walls are top down construction T/F
e) Piles develop their capacity end bearing capacity along
the entire length of the pile T/F
Transcribed Image Text:6- a) The coefficient of active earth pressure is always larger than the coefficient of at rest earth pressure. T/F b) A wall that is not allowed to yield is designed for the Ko condition. T/F c) Given a 1000KN load on two different piles, one in very soft clay overlying rock (no side friction) and the other in medium dense sand overlying rock (with side friction) rock is 50 feet below grade for both piles. The elastic compression of both piles will not be the same. T/F d) All retaining walls are top down construction T/F e) Piles develop their capacity end bearing capacity along the entire length of the pile T/F
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