A slope 15 m high and B52 as shown in the figure below, is to be made in a soil whose unit weight angle of friction and cohesion are 16,8 kN/m², 22 and 38.0 kN/m² respectively. Determine the factor of safety of the slope assuming at least three-trial failure line and hence find the factor of safety. Make assumption where necessary. Based on the three FS computed, what factor of safety you recommended. 15 ft A D 520 Ja W . Where, h-(D/sinß) sin(B-a) C Y-16.8 kN/m2 _-22° c=38.0 kN/m²

A slope 15 m high and B52 as shown in the figure below, is to be made in a soil whose unit weight angle of friction and cohesion are 16,8 kN/m², 22 and 38.0 kN/m² respectively. Determine the factor of safety of the slope assuming at least three-trial failure line and hence find the factor of safety. Make assumption where necessary. Based on the three FS computed, what factor of safety you recommended. 15 ft A D 520 Ja W . Where, h-(D/sinß) sin(B-a) C Y-16.8 kN/m2 _-22° c=38.0 kN/m²

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