4.6 For a square foundation that is B X B in plan, D, = 2 m; vertical gross allowable load, Qall = 3330 kN, y = 16.5 kN/m³; ' = 30°; c' = 0; and FS = 4. Determine the size of the foundation. Use Eq. (4.26).

4.6 For a square foundation that is B X B in plan, D, = 2 m; vertical gross allowable load, Qall = 3330 kN, y = 16.5 kN/m³; ' = 30°; c' = 0; and FS = 4. Determine the size of the foundation. Use Eq. (4.26).

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4.6 For a square foundation that is B X B in plan, D, = 2 m; vertical gross allowable
load, Qall = 3330 kN, y = 16.5 kN/m³; ' = 30°; c' = 0; and FS = 4. Determine
the size of the foundation. Use Eq. (4.26).

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