For a raft of size 98.4 x 39.36 ft, compute the stress at 65.6 ft depth below the center of the raft by assuming that the rectangle can be represented by an equivalent circle. The load intensity on the raft is 31331b/ft2 .

For a raft of size 98.4 x 39.36 ft, compute the stress at 65.6 ft depth below the center of the raft by assuming that the rectangle can be represented by an equivalent circle. The load intensity on the raft is 31331b/ft2 .

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