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Principles of Foundation Engineering (MindTap Course List)

Principles of Foundation Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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the unknown fluid? Express your answer in Ib/ft³.
TEST 1 Fall 2021
5. For the configuration shown in the figure below what must be the value of the unit weight of
the upkontiguration shown in the fiqure below what must be the value of the unit weight of
ie unknown fluid? Express your answer in Ib/t.
[Max. 10 Points]
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Water
49 in
5.5 in
3.3in
JAknown
1.4tin

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