O Its moment is cancelled out when summing moments in the system to establish embedment depth "d". O Is divided by the factor of safety z 1 in the analysis of anchor wall Is multiplied by the factor of safety ≥ 1 in the analysis of anchor wall

O Its moment is cancelled out when summing moments in the system to establish embedment depth "d". O Is divided by the factor of safety z 1 in the analysis of anchor wall Is multiplied by the factor of safety ≥ 1 in the analysis of anchor wall

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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Select ALL of the following statements
that best describes the force T (kN/m) in
this diagram:
O Its moment is cancelled out when summing
moments in the system to establish
embedment depth "d".
O Is divided by the factor of safety ≥ 1 in the
analysis of anchor wall
O Is multiplied by the factor of safety ≥ 1 in
the analysis of anchor wall

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