For a soil element the strength properties are given as c = 50kPa and > = 15 degrees. 3.1 Find σ1 at failure if σ3 = 100KPa. 3.2 For the failure condition given in (a) find shear and normal stresses. 3.3 Plot the Mohr- Circle at failure. [9 marks] [10 marks] [6 marks]

For a soil element the strength properties are given as c = 50kPa and > = 15 degrees. 3.1 Find σ1 at failure if σ3 = 100KPa. 3.2 For the failure condition given in (a) find shear and normal stresses. 3.3 Plot the Mohr- Circle at failure. [9 marks] [10 marks] [6 marks]

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