kNThe magnitude of stresses of the soil element represented by the figure below are o, = 250;mOy = 180 , and t= 80,m2kNkN,and 0 = 25°, determine the following:a. Magnitudes of the principal stresses.b. Normal stress on plane AB.c. Shear stress on plane AB.B

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kN The magnitude of stresses of the soil element represented by the figure below are o, = 250; m kN kN Oy = 180 , and t= 80 m2 ,and 0 = 25°, determine the following: a. Magnitudes of the principal stresses. b. Normal stress on plane AB. c. Shear stress on plane AB. B

kN The magnitude of stresses of the soil element represented by the figure below are o, = 250; m kN kN Oy = 180 , and t= 80 m2 ,and 0 = 25°, determine the following: a. Magnitudes of the principal stresses. b. Normal stress on plane AB. c. Shear stress on plane AB. B

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The magnitude of stresses of the soil element represented by the figure below are o, = 250;
m
Oy = 180 , and t= 80,
m2
kN
kN
,and 0 = 25°, determine the following:
a. Magnitudes of the principal stresses.
b. Normal stress on plane AB.
c. Shear stress on plane AB.
B

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