ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS
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HOMEWORK (1) For the plan and section of the wall shown below, calculate the
following: -
1. the length of footing excavation
2, the length of bricks work under D.P.C for each step
by using:
a) Centre line method
b) Long wall-short wall method
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3.5) Using the Method of Components, determine the magnitude, the direction,
and the sense of the resultant for the coplanar concurrent force system shown below.
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