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The Infinite line load as shown in figure has an Intensity of 600 kN/m. Determine the vertical stress at a point A with coordinates x = 5 m and Z = 4 m. q = 600 kN/m z = 4 m x=5m-

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The Infinite line load as shown in figure has an Intensity of 600 kN/m. Determine the vertical stress at a point A with coordinates
x = 5 m and Z = 4 m.
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q = 600 kN/m
Z=4m

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