Sketch and briefly explain the formation of different main beddings in sedimentary rocks.

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Q: Discuss briefly the common characteristics found in metamorphic rock.

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Q: 4.8 Compare and contrast each of the following pairs of rocks: a-Granite and diorite. b- Basalt and…

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Q: discuss the origin of folding and faulting of rocks

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Q: Explain the types of clay minerals as the silica tetrahedral sheet.

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Q: In a short paragraph, discuss what the difference between the intrinsic properties of a rock are…

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Q: 4 - The layered arrangement in sedimentary rocks is called; a) C) Rain prints b) a) Stratification…

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Q: rock weighs 350 N in air. When submerged in water it weighs 240 N.  1. Find the volume of rock in…

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Q: What visual properties can frequently be used to distinguish between acidic rocks and basic rocks?

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Q: the role of Geology in the design and construction process of underground opening in rocks

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Q: Explain the discontinuities in rock and their effect on strength.

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Q: Please use word writing not handwriting and the best answer for this question:   Explain major and…

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Q: Discuss the relationship between volumetric strain rate and the continuity equation. Base your…

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Q: Define the term Stress Paths.

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Q: A soil element is subjected to a combination of normal and shear stresses, as shown in the following…

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Q: Define Total Stress Analyses

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