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Calculate the surface deflection under the center of a tire (a = 6 in. q = 80 psi) for a 12-inch pavement having a 50,000 psi modulus and subgrade modulus of 10,000 psi from two-layer theory. Also, calculate
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Calculate the surface deflection under the center of a tire (a = 6 in. q = 80 psi) for a 12-inch pavement having a 50,000 psi modulus and subgrade modulus of 10,000 psi from two-layer theory. Also, calculate the interface deflection Ds and the deflection that takes place within the pavement layer Dp.

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