Q2: For the soil element shown in the figure. Draw Mohr circle, locate OP (origin point), then find the stresses inclined at: 1- 75° from the horizontal plane. 2- With the horizontal plane. Q2: For the soil element shown in the figure. Draw Mohr circle, locate OP (origin point),then find the stresses inclined at: 1- 75° from the horizontal plane. 2- With the horizontalplane.120 kPa-45 plane50 kPa !50 kPa4530120 kPa

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Q2: For the soil element shown in the figure. Draw Mohr circle, locate OP (origin point), then find the stresses inclined at: 1-75° from the horizontal plane. 2- With the horizontal plane. 120 kPa -45 plane 50 kPa! 50 kPa - 45 30 120 kPa

Q2: For the soil element shown in the figure. Draw Mohr circle, locate OP (origin point), then find the stresses inclined at: 1-75° from the horizontal plane. 2- With the horizontal plane. 120 kPa -45 plane 50 kPa! 50 kPa - 45 30 120 kPa

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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