Determine the intensities w₁, and w, of the trapezoidal distribution loading exerted by the soil on the column pad footing needed to support the 80 kN column loading, as shown. 80KN 0.50m pad footing A) w₁ = 120 kN, w₂ = kN 100 B) W₁ = 100 kN, W₂ = kN 3 C) w₁ = 80 kN, w₂ = 40 kN D) w₁ = 100 kN, W₂ = 40 kN 3

Determine the intensities w₁, and w, of the trapezoidal distribution loading exerted by the soil on the column pad footing needed to support the 80 kN column loading, as shown. 80KN 0.50m pad footing A) w₁ = 120 kN, w₂ = kN 100 B) W₁ = 100 kN, W₂ = kN 3 C) w₁ = 80 kN, w₂ = 40 kN D) w₁ = 100 kN, W₂ = 40 kN 3

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5. Determine the intensities w₁, and w, of the trapezoidal distribution loading exerted by the soil on the
column pad footing needed to support the 80 kN column loading, as shown.
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0.70m
W₁
80
=
A) w₁ = 120 kN, w₂
3
100
B) W₁ = 100 kN, W₂
C) w₁ = 80 kN, W₂ = 40 kN
D) w₁ = 100 kN, W₂ = 40 kN
pad footing
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kN
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W₂

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