1. Fineness modulus of the coarse aggregateIndividualCunulativeSeive (n)Weight RetainedPercent PassingPercentPercent98.1419499.5914.751002.36100118100600100300100150100pan100

1. Fineness modulus of the coarse aggregate Individual Cunulative Seive (nn) Weight Retained Percent Passing Percent Percent 98.1 4 19 49 9.5 91 4.75 100 2.36 100 118 100 G00 100 300 100 150 100 pan 100

1. Fineness modulus of the coarse aggregate Individual Cunulative Seive (nn) Weight Retained Percent Passing Percent Percent 98.1 4 19 49 9.5 91 4.75 100 2.36 100 118 100 G00 100 300 100 150 100 pan 100

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1. Fineness modulus of the coarse aggregate
Individual
Cunulative
Seive (n)
Weight Retained
Percent Passing
Percent
Percent
98.1
4
19
49
9.5
91
4.75
100
2.36
100
118
100
600
100
300
100
150
100
pan
100

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