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CivilStructural Mechanics-II
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Minimum Pressure at heel of the dam

A

Wb1+6ebW b 1 + 6 e bWb1+6eb

B

Wb6ebW b 6 e bWb6eb

C

Wb1/6ebW b 1 / 6 e bWb1/6eb

D

Wb1โˆ’6ebW b 1 - 6 e bWb1โˆ’6eb

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Option D

Wb1โˆ’6ebW b 1 - 6 e bWb1โˆ’6eb

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