Situation 10: A soil sample has water content of 25%, degree ofsaturation of 80%, and specifice gravity of 2.70.38. Determine the moist unit weight in g/ee.1.765b. 1.83139. Determine the porosity.El.C. 1.897d. 1.6750.458C. 0.564d. 0.654a.b. 0.548

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Situation 10: A soil sample has water content of 25%, degree of saturation of 80%, and specifie gravity of 2.70. 38. Determine the moist unit weight in g/ec. 1.765 b. 1.831 39. Determine the porosity. El. c. 1.897 d. 1.675 0.458 c. 0.564 d. 0.654 b. 0.548

Situation 10: A soil sample has water content of 25%, degree of saturation of 80%, and specifie gravity of 2.70. 38. Determine the moist unit weight in g/ec. 1.765 b. 1.831 39. Determine the porosity. El. c. 1.897 d. 1.675 0.458 c. 0.564 d. 0.654 b. 0.548

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Situation 10: A soil sample has water content of 25%, degree of
saturation of 80%, and specifice gravity of 2.70.
38. Determine the moist unit weight in g/ee.
1.765
b. 1.831
39. Determine the porosity.
El.
C. 1.897
d. 1.675
0.458
C. 0.564
d. 0.654
a.
b. 0.548

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