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A concrete pile 1-m diameter is driven 15-m in dense sand with following properties: γ=17.5 kN/m3,...

A concrete pile 1-m diameter is driven 15-m in dense sand with following properties: γ=17.5 kN/m3, φ=30o, K=0.90 and FS=3. Water is 5-m below the ground surface. Use typical values for any missing data. What is the design load for this pile?
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