The depth up to which the increase in pressure due to structural loading is likely to cause perceptible settlement is

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Q. The depth up to which the increase in pressure due to structural loading is likely to cause perceptible settlement is

(A) insignificant depth

(B) significant depth

(C) trifling depth

(D) nugatory

Correct : Option (B)

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