A load of 1863 kN is carried on a 1.5 by 2 m rectangular
foundation at a shallow depth in a soil mass. Determine the
vertical stress at the centre of the footing 4 m below
the footing underside assuming: (a) the load is uniformly
distributed over the pad and, (b) the load acts as a point load at
the centre of the foundation.
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