Q5: Compute the ultimate and allowable bearing pressure (qu and qa) for square footing and soil parameters shown (Figure 5) using the Meyerhof's equation. Use a safety factor of 3. for friction angle = 20 use Nc=14.83, Nq-6.4 and Ny= 2.87. P TRIAN VINISANINIA 7 = 17.30 kN/m³ = 20° c = 20 kPa D = 1.2 m LE B=1.5 m

Q5: Compute the ultimate and allowable bearing pressure (qu and qa) for square footing and soil parameters shown (Figure 5) using the Meyerhof's equation. Use a safety factor of 3. for friction angle = 20 use Nc=14.83, Nq-6.4 and Ny= 2.87. P TRIAN VINISANINIA 7 = 17.30 kN/m³ = 20° c = 20 kPa D = 1.2 m LE B=1.5 m

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