e. If shear stress along a plane is 3.469 x 101" Pa cohesion between the two sides of thediscontinuity is 1.2x 101" Pa, stress acting normal to the plane of discontinuity is 0.25 x 106 Pa, and water pressure in the discontinuity is 2.31 x 108 Pa. Find out the angle of frictionalresistance (os) attributed to the plane of movement.Hint:S = C, + (o - 4) tan o,

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e. If shear stress along a plane is 3.469 x 10" Pa cohesion between the two sides of the discontinuity is 1.2x 101" Pa, stress acting normal to the plane of discontinuity is 0.25 x 10 Pa, and water pressure in the discontinuity is 2.31 x 108 Pa. Find out the angle of frictional resistance (os) attributed to the plane of movement. Hint: 6. S = C, + (o – u) tan o,

e. If shear stress along a plane is 3.469 x 10" Pa cohesion between the two sides of the discontinuity is 1.2x 101" Pa, stress acting normal to the plane of discontinuity is 0.25 x 10 Pa, and water pressure in the discontinuity is 2.31 x 108 Pa. Find out the angle of frictional resistance (os) attributed to the plane of movement. Hint: 6. S = C, + (o – u) tan o,

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