Subject : Geotechnical EngineeringGive me right solution according to the question Examine the rotational stability of the wall below3 m32°y=20 kN/m0= 36°For the right side:6 = 18°Ycone=25 kN/m6 = 24°6 mY=20 kN/m², = 27° 2 m2 mSu = 120 kPa

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Examine the rotational stability of the wall below 3 m 32 y=20 kN/m' $ = 36° For the right side: 6 = 18° Yone=25 kN/m² 6 = 24° 6m n=20 kN/m', o = 27° 2 m 2 m Su = 120 kPa

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Examine the rotational stability of the wall below
3 m
32°
y=20 kN/m
0= 36°
For the right side:
6 = 18°
Ycone=25 kN/m
6 = 24°
6 m
Y=20 kN/m², = 27° 2 m
2 m
Su = 120 kPa

Study of soil under various loading conditions for different structures. The stability of slopes, foundation planning and designing, shear and bearing capacity of soil are common areas of geotechnical engineering.

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