Question: Given the potential one-foot thick slope failure along the circular arc (R = 300 ft, 91.44 m) shown in the sketch, the data in Table

Given the potential one-foot thick slope failure along the circular arc (R = 300 ft, 91.44 m) shown in the sketch, the data in Table 2.14, a slope height = 120 ft (36.6 m); slope angle = 29?, specific weight = 95pcf (15.0kN/m3), cohesion = 367 psf (17.6 kPa), and angle of internal friction= 16?, find:

1. Seismic force on slice 7, if the seismic coefficient is 0.15;

2. Water force at the bottom of slice 7;

3. Force safety factor of slice 7 alone taking into account the seismic and water forces;

4. Safety factor for the considered slip surface with no seismic or water forces acting.

9 10 WT WT 5 TH 3.

9 10 WT WT 5 TH 3.

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