7.38 Two concrete blocks weighing 320 1b each form part of the retaining wall of a swimming pool. Will the blocks be in equilibrium when the pool is filled and the water exerts the line loading shown? 10 in. - 18 in. =0.5 Plastic 18 in. liner 4,=1.0 32 lb/in.
7.38 Two concrete blocks weighing 320 1b each form part of the retaining wall of a swimming pool. Will the blocks be in equilibrium when the pool is filled and the water exerts the line loading shown? 10 in. - 18 in. =0.5 Plastic 18 in. liner 4,=1.0 32 lb/in.
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Transcribed Image Text:7:38 Two concrete blocks weighing 320 lb each form part of the retaining wall
of a swimming pool. Will the blocks be in equilibrium when the pool is filled and
the water exerts the line loading shown?
| 10 in. -
18 in.
4=0.5
Plastic
18 in.
liner
H, = 1.0
32 lb/in.
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