Given unit weight of soil above water table=17 kN/m³
Unit weight of saturared soil=20 kN/m³
Fruction angle if soil=38°
Active pressurre coefficient=(1-sin38)/(1+sin38)=0.237
Unit weight if water=9.8 kN/m³
Surcharge=10kN/m²
Lateral pressure due to surcharge=0.237*10=2.37 kN/m²(along the entire height of wall)
Earth pressure at topmost point of wall=0
Earth pressure at 3.9 m from top of wall=0.237*17*3.9=15.71 kN/m²
Unit weight of submerged unit weight of soil=20-9.8=10.2 kN/m³
Active earth pressure at bottom of wall=0.237*10.2*(3.9+2.7-0.4)=14.99 kN/m²
Hydrostatic pressure at bottom of wall=9.8*(2.7-0.4)=22.54 kN/m²
Total pressure at bottomnof wall=14.99+22.54=37.53 kN/m²
Total lateeal.load due to surcharge=2.37*6.2=14.69 kN
Total lateral load due to earth pressure abive watee table=0.5*3.9*15.71=30.63 kN
Total lateral load due earth presure below watee table=0.5*2.3*(15.71+37.53)=61.23 kN
Total force=14.69+30.63+61.23=106.55 kN
This load is per unit length of wall
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