Question: table [ [ table [ [ Slice ] , [ No ] ] , Wn ( ( kN ) / ( m )

\table[[\table[[Slice],[No]],Wn((kN)/(m)),\alpha _(n)( deg ),sin(\alpha _(n)),cos(\alpha _(n)),\table[[\table[[\Delta Ln],[(m)]]]],\table[[\table[[U],[(kPa)]]]],\table[[\table[[Wn],[**sin(\alpha _(n))],[(kN/m)]]]],\table[[\table[[Wn**],[cos(\alpha _(n))-ul],[(kN/m)]]]]],[1,118.15,70,0.94,0.34,7.31,0,111.02,40.41],[2,,,,,,,,],[3,,,,,,,,],[4,,,,,,,,],[5,,,,,,,,],[6,,,,,,,,],[7,,,,,,,,],[,,,,\Sigma ,,,,]]
b) Analyze the stability of a 3m deep shallow failure on the surface of this slope if its c' decreases to 7kPa due to rainfall infiltration. Assume the groundwater level rose by 2m(vertical distance).a) For the slope shown in the figure given below, fill in the blanks of the provided solution
table and determine the factor of safety against sliding for the trial slip surface AC. Use the
ordinary method of slices for the solution and ignore tension cracks. Assume the groundwater
table is vertically 4m below the slope surface and water pressures as in infinite analysis.
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