A square footing (1.5 m x 1.5 m) is located at a depth of 1.0 m in a clay deposit consisting of two layers. The top layer is 1 m thick and has C₁ = = 150 kN/m² and y₁ 16 kN/m³. The bottom layer has c₂ = 50 kN/m² and y₂ = 15 kN/m². The net bearing capacity is: =

A square footing (1.5 m x 1.5 m) is located at a depth of 1.0 m in a clay deposit consisting of two layers. The top layer is 1 m thick and has C₁ = = 150 kN/m² and y₁ 16 kN/m³. The bottom layer has c₂ = 50 kN/m² and y₂ = 15 kN/m². The net bearing capacity is: =

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A square footing (1.5 m x 1.5 m) is located at a
depth of 1.0 m in a clay deposit consisting of two
layers. The top layer is 1 m thick and has
C₁ = 150 kN/m² and y₁ 16 kN/m³. The bottom
layer has c₂ = 50 kN/m² and y₂ = 15 kN/m². The
net bearing capacity is:

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