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The absolute value of the maximum shear stress in a rectangular section (b x h) due to an internal shear V is: O V/(bh) O 1.5V/(bh) O 2/3 V/(bh) O V/(bh^2)

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Chapter10: Stresses In A Soil Mass

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The absolute value of the maximum shear stress in a rectangular
section (b x h) due to an internal shear V is:
O V/(bh)
O 1.5V/(bh)
O 2/3 V/(bh)
O V/(bh^2)
O 3/2 V (bh)
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