03:Plot three of the following.1) Typical structures of a loess soil.2) Map of Iraq showing the distribution of moderately and highly gypseous soils.3) The variation of water content in the active zone4) Soil fabric at different compaction content and compaction efforts

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Fundamentals of Geotechnical Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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03:Plot three of the following.
1) Typical structures of a loess soil.
2) Map of Iraq showing the distribution of moderately and highly gypseous soils.
3) The variation of water content in the active zone
4) Soil fabric at different compaction content and compaction efforts

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