Question

If the load is at the surface of subgrade, the elastic strain is ________

a.

\(∆=\frac{pa}{E} 1.5\)

b.

\(∆=\frac{3pa^2}{2E} 2.5\)

c.

\(∆=\frac{a^2}{2E} 3\)

d.

\(∆=\frac{pa^2}{2E} 3.5\)

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Answer: (a).\(∆=\frac{pa}{E} 1.5\)

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