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Find the change in vertical stress at level 3m below the base of footing at Point A. It is to be assumed the thickness of both footings are the same.

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Find the change in vertical stress at level 3m below the base of footing at Point A. It is to be assumed the thickness of both footings are the same.

L₁ = 2.5m

L₂ = 1.5m

L₃ = 4m

L₄ = 6m

L₅ = 7m

L1
L1
L2
L2
A
9₁ = 90 kPa
L3
L4
9₂ = 120 kPa
L5

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