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for a NC clay the results of a drained triaxial test are: chamber confining pressure 345...

for a NC clay the results of a drained triaxial test are: chamber confining pressure 345 kn/m^2, deviator stress is at 125 kn/m^2. sketch mohr circle. show sigma 1 and 3. find coordinates of the center and determine the fricition angle

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