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Assume a linear pressure distribution over the base of the concrete (S =2.4) dam shown in figure. Will the dam topple over (sum moments about the bottom, right-hand corner)? Use: (a) H = 40 ft

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Assume a linear pressure distribution over the base of the concrete (S =2.4) dam shown in figure. Will
the dam topple over (sum moments about the bottom, right-hand corner)? Use:
(a) H = 40 ft
(b) H = 60 ft
(c) H = 80 ft

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