A cantilever retaining wall, 6 meters high, has an active pressure varying uniformly from zero at the top to 52 kN/m at the bottom. The flexural rigidity of the wall is constant from top to bottom. What is the maximum moment in the wall? A cantilever retaining wall, 6 meters high, has an active pressure varying uniformly from zero at the top to 52 kN/mat the bottom. The flexural rigidity of the wall is constant from top to bottom. What is the maximum moment in thewall?A 276 KN-mB 328 KN-mc) 356 KN-mD) 312 KN-m

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What is the maximum moment in the wall?

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