### Foundation Configuration and Stress Change Analysis**Problem Statement:**Given the following foundation configuration, find the change in stress 6 feet below grade at points 1 through 5 using the m, n method. The load applied is 450 kips.**Diagram:**The diagram shows the following points with specified distances between them:- Point 1 to Point 2: 16 ft horizontally.- Point 1 to Point 3: 3 ft vertically downward.- Point 3 to Point 4: 8 ft horizontally.- Point 4 to Point 2: 7 ft vertically upward.- Point 3 to Point 5: 4 ft vertically downward.- Point 4 to Point 5: 8 ft horizontally.Below, is a detailed explanation of the diagram:- **Points:** Five points (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) with specific coordinates in a Cartesian plane. - Point 1 and Point 2 are aligned horizontally with a distance of 16 ft. - Point 1 and Point 3 are aligned vertically downward with a distance of 3 ft. - Point 3 and Point 4 are aligned horizontally with a distance of 8 ft. - Point 4 and Point 2 are aligned vertically upward with a distance of 7 ft. - Point 3 and Point 5 are aligned vertically downward with a distance of 4 ft. - Point 4 and Point 5 are aligned horizontally with a distance of 8 ft.**Objective:**Using the m, n method, determine the changes in stress at each of the five points 6 feet below grade, considering a total applied load of 450 kips. **Methodology:**1. **Determine Coordinates of Points Relative to Foundation** - Establish a coordinate system with the given distances between points.2. **Apply the m, n Method** - Use the given load and specific points to calculate changes in stress.3. **Calculation of Stress Change** - Calculate the vertical stress changes at each of the specified points.This involves a detailed application of soil mechanics, understanding the stress distribution beneath a loaded area, and using specific methods for accurate engineering analysis and design.

Given the following foundation configuration find the change in stress 6ft below grade at points 1 through 5, use the m, n method and assume the load applied is 450 kips. 1 16ft 3ft 8ft 4 7ft 4ft 8ft 3.

Given the following foundation configuration find the change in stress 6ft below grade at points 1 through 5, use the m, n method and assume the load applied is 450 kips. 1 16ft 3ft 8ft 4 7ft 4ft 8ft 3.

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