5. Two long boundary walls run parallel to each other at a center to center di

5. Two long boundary walls run parallel to each other
at a center to center distance of 1 meter apart. The width
and height of the first wall are 0.30 m and 2.5m
respectively. While those of the second are respectively
0.18m and 3.5m. Plot the distribution of vertical stress
intensity due to walls on a horizontal plane, 1m below
ground level. The walls have negligible depth of foundation
and are made of brick masonry (y = 19.2 kN/m cu)

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