Due to the application of line loads q1 and q2, the vertical stress increase, ∆??, at point A is 42 kN/m2. Determine Q2. Due to the application of line loads q1 and q2, the vertical stress increase, Ao,, atpoint A is 42 kN/m?. Determine:(10/50)91 = 292 kN/mFor Vertical Line Load922qz?Ao, =T(x² + z?)²454.5 m3 mFor Horizontal Line Load3 mxz?2qAo =Ysoil = 20 kN/m³T (x² + z²)²Aa. The magnitude of q2.(5 points)

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Q2. Due to the application of line loads q1 and q2, the vertical stress increase, Ao2, at point A is 42 kN/m?. Determine: (10/50) 91 = 292 kN/m For Vertical Line Load 92 2qz T(x² + z?)² 4.5 m For Horizontal Line Load 3 m 29 T (x² + z?)² Ysoil = 20 kN/m³ xz? Ao, = A a. The magnitude of q2. (5 points)

Q2. Due to the application of line loads q1 and q2, the vertical stress increase, Ao2, at point A is 42 kN/m?. Determine: (10/50) 91 = 292 kN/m For Vertical Line Load 92 2qz T(x² + z?)² 4.5 m For Horizontal Line Load 3 m 29 T (x² + z?)² Ysoil = 20 kN/m³ xz? Ao, = A a. The magnitude of q2. (5 points)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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