The following data is the result in performing the ASTM C128, Determine the Apparent Specific Gravity Mass of Pycnometer Mass of pycnometer filled with water 250.00 1,160.00 Mass of SSD sample 900.00 Mass specimen and water Mass of oven-dried sample of pycnometer with 1,724.00 895.00 A None of the above B) 2.66 C) 2.70 D) 2.68

The following data is the result in performing the ASTM C128, Determine the Apparent Specific Gravity Mass of Pycnometer Mass of pycnometer filled with water 250.00 1,160.00 Mass of SSD sample 900.00 Mass specimen and water Mass of oven-dried sample of pycnometer with 1,724.00 895.00 A None of the above B) 2.66 C) 2.70 D) 2.68

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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