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b. Consider the downward flow of water through a layer of sand in a tank shown below. For the sand, the following properties are given: e = effective stress at A. 0.48 , G.S = 2.70 . Calculate the

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b. Consider the downward flow of water through a layer of sand in a tank shown below.
For the sand, the following properties are given: e = 0. 48 , G. S = 2.70 . Calculate the
effective stress at A.
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1.5 m
0.8 m
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