In an unconfined compression test, a sample clay 100 mm long and 50 mm in diameter fails under a load of 150 N at 10% strain. What is the shearing resistance taking into account the effect of change in cross-section of the sample?

In an unconfined compression test, a sample clay 100 mm long and 50 mm

1.	In an unconfined compression test, a sample clay 100 mm long and 50 mm in diameter fails under a load of 150 N at 10% strain. What is the shearing resistance taking into account the effect of change in cross-section of the sample?
A.	0.068 N/mm2
B.	0.088 N/mm2
C.	0.034 N/mm2
D.	0.044 N/mm2
Answer» B. 0.088 N/mm2

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