A frictionless retaining wall is shown in the figure below. q=10 kN/m² * = 15 kN/m³ o'=26° c' = 8 kN/m² Determine: a. The active force after the tensile crack occurs. (kN/m) b. The passive force. (kN/m) c. Location of passive force from the base of the wall (m)

A frictionless retaining wall is shown in the figure below. q=10 kN/m² * = 15 kN/m³ o'=26° c' = 8 kN/m² Determine: a. The active force after the tensile crack occurs. (kN/m) b. The passive force. (kN/m) c. Location of passive force from the base of the wall (m)

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A frictionless retaining wall is shown in the
figure below.
q=10 kN/m²
7=15 kN/m³
= 26°
c' = 8 kN/m²
Determine:
a. The active force after the tensile crack
occurs. (kN/m)
b. The passive force. (kN/m)
c. Location of passive force from the base of
the wall (m)

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