Q7: For the retaining wall shown in Figure below. Fined: 1- The value of (B) to makes FS)sliding FS) overturning 2- The value of (0) that makes the wall safe against sliding. 34 kPa 1m 1 m. M 7 = 24 kN/m² B=? Sand 7a = 17 kN/m² =? 8=0 c=0 $=0 61k-Pa 6 m

Q7: For the retaining wall shown in Figure below. Fined: 1- The value of (B) to makes FS)sliding FS) overturning 2- The value of (0) that makes the wall safe against sliding. 34 kPa 1m 1 m. M 7 = 24 kN/m² B=? Sand 7a = 17 kN/m² =? 8=0 c=0 $=0 61k-Pa 6 m

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