1. Find the Factor of safety against sliding along the interface for the infinite slope shown in Figure. Also find the height Z that will give F.S of 2 against sliding along the interface. B=25" Z=2.43 m Y= 16 kN/m² 10 KN/m² 1-159 Interface

1. Find the Factor of safety against sliding along the interface for the infinite slope shown in Figure. Also find the height Z that will give F.S of 2 against sliding along the interface. B=25" Z=2.43 m Y= 16 kN/m² 10 KN/m² 1-159 Interface

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1. Find the Factor of safety against sliding along the interface for the infinite slope shown in Figure. Also
find the height Z that will give F.S of 2 against sliding along the interface.
B=25"
Z=2.43 m
Y= 16 KN/m
10 kN/m²
1-159
Interface

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