For purely cohesive soil, the net ultimate bearing capacity is nearly

1.	For purely cohesive soil, the net ultimate bearing capacity is nearly independent of
A.	Depth of footing only
B.	Cohesion and rise of water table to GL
C.	Width of the footing only
D.	Width, depth and rise of water table to ground level
Answer» E.

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