Please answer 10.3 10.1 Refer to the braced cut shown in Figure P10.1. Given: y = 16 kN/m²,d' = 38°, and c' = 0. The struts are located at 3.5 m center-to-center in theplan. Draw the earth-pressure envelope and determine the strut loads atlevels A, B, and C.4.5 m1 mASandy = 16 kN/md'= 38°2.5 mc'= 0В3 m1.5 mFigure P10.1 10.3 Refer to Fig. P.10.3. Redo Problem 10.1 with y = 18 kN/m², 4' = 40°, c' = 0,and the center-to-center strut spacing in the plan = 4 m.- 3.5 m1 mASandy = 18 kN/m³$'= 38°c'= 02 mB2 m1.5 mFigure P10.3

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10.3 Refer to Fig. P.10.3. Redo Problem 10.1 with y = 18 kN/m', 4' = 40°, c' = 0, and the center-to-center strut spacing in the plan = 4 m. -3.5 m- 1 m A Sand y = 18 kN/m³ d'= 38° c'= 0 2 m B 2 m 1.5 m Figure P10.3

10.3 Refer to Fig. P.10.3. Redo Problem 10.1 with y = 18 kN/m', 4' = 40°, c' = 0, and the center-to-center strut spacing in the plan = 4 m. -3.5 m- 1 m A Sand y = 18 kN/m³ d'= 38° c'= 0 2 m B 2 m 1.5 m Figure P10.3

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