When the height of retaining wall is 6m, then the distance of point of application of the resultant pressure from the base is ________

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When the height of retaining wall is 6m, then the distance of point of application of the resultant pressure from the base is ________

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William · Answer 1 · 2022-02-09T19:35:57+0000

Correct option is (b) 2m

To explain I would say: Given,

H = 6m

The point of application is \(\frac{H}{3}= \frac{6}{3} = 2m.\)

When the height of retaining wall is 6m, then the distance of point of application of the resultant pressure from the base is ________

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