6. A square footing fails by general shear in acohesionless soil under an ultimate load of1,687.5 kips. The footing is placed at a depthof 6.5 ft below the ground level. Given o =35°, y = 110 Ib/ft^3, ysat = 124 Ib/ft^3. 25pts%3D%3D6.1. Determine the width of the footing if thewater is at a great depth.6.2. Determine the width of the footing if thewater is at 3ft below the ground level. Roundoff in one decimal place.6.3. Determine the width of the footing if thewater is at 8ft below the ground level. Roundoff in one decimal place.

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6. A square footing fails by general shear in a
cohesionless soil under an ultimate load of
1,687.5 kips. The footing is placed at a depth
of 6.5 ft below the ground level. Given o =
35°, y = 110 Ib/ft^3, ysat = 124 Ib/ft^3. 25pts
%3D
%3D
6.1. Determine the width of the footing if the
water is at a great depth.
6.2. Determine the width of the footing if the
water is at 3ft below the ground level. Round
off in one decimal place.
6.3. Determine the width of the footing if the
water is at 8ft below the ground level. Round
off in one decimal place.

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