Show full solutions.a) 60 kPab) 144.8 kPa Problem:Soil with a unit weight of 16.97 kN/m3 isloaded on the ground surface by a uniformlydistributed load of 300 kN/m3 over a circulararea 4 m. in diameter.a) Compute the vertical stress incrementdue to this uniform load at a depth of5 m. below the center of the circulararea.b) Compute the total vertical pressure at the•ame location.60

Given ϑ = 16.97 kN/m3q = 300 kN/m3z = 5 md =4 m

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a) Compute the vertical stress increment due to this uniform load at a depth of 5 m. below the center of the circular area. b) Compute the total vertical pressure at the. came location.

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a) 60 kPa

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Problem:
Soil with a unit weight of 16.97 kN/m3 is
loaded on the ground surface by a uniformly
distributed load of 300 kN/m3 over a circular
area 4 m. in diameter.
a) Compute the vertical stress increment
due to this uniform load at a depth of
5 m. below the center of the circular
area.
b) Compute the total vertical pressure at the•
ame location.
60

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