For the flow net shown below, the soil is isotropic having a permeability of 0.002 cm/sec. Determine the following: - seen The flow rate in m'/day/m length. b. The pore-water pressure at point P. The factor of safety against piping. (e 0.7 and G, 2.7). a. 1-Gs Tte с. 1oueく 15 m 0-7m 4-5m 15m impervious HNF stratum

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