Stresses in Soil Mass: Mohr's Circle 131.6 kPa 53.6 kPa 315.2 kPa 315.2 kPa 131.6 kPa 2. Find Normal and Shear Stress at Failure Plan A-B. Enter your answer to three significant figures. (1 decimal place) Shear Strength of Soil The following are the results of two consolidated-drained triaxial tests on a clay: Test I: 03 = 140 kN /m²; ({failure) = 368 kN /m² Test II: 03 = 286 kN /m²; o1(failure) = 701 kN /m² Determine the shear strength parameters; that is, c' and o'. (Enter your answers to three significant figures.) d' kN /m²

Stresses in Soil Mass: Mohr's Circle 131.6 kPa 53.6 kPa 315.2 kPa 315.2 kPa 131.6 kPa 2. Find Normal and Shear Stress at Failure Plan A-B. Enter your answer to three significant figures. (1 decimal place) Shear Strength of Soil The following are the results of two consolidated-drained triaxial tests on a clay: Test I: 03 = 140 kN /m²; ({failure) = 368 kN /m² Test II: 03 = 286 kN /m²; o1(failure) = 701 kN /m² Determine the shear strength parameters; that is, c' and o'. (Enter your answers to three significant figures.) d' kN /m²

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Stresses in Soil Mass: Mohr's Circle
131.6 kPa
53.6 kPa
315.2 kPa
315.2 kPa
131.6 kPa
2.
Find Normal and Shear Stress at Failure Plan A-B. Enter your answer to three
significant figures. (1 decimal place)
Shear Strength of Soil
The following are the results of two consolidated-drained triaxial tests on a clay:
Test I: 03 = 140 kN /m²;
({failure)
= 368 kN /m²
Test II: 03 = 286 kN /m²; o1(failure)
= 701 kN /m²
Determine the shear strength parameters; that is, c' and o'.
(Enter your answers to three significant figures.)
d'
kN /m²

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