4.9 An undisturbed cylindrical soil sample is 2.4 in. in diameter and 6 in. long. It has a weight of 1.95 lb. After finding the weight of the entire sample, a small portion was removed and a moisture content test was performed on it. The results of this test on the sub-sample were: Mass of can = 20.50 g Mass of can + moist soil = 110.46 g Mass of can+dry soil 96.81 g Using G,= 2.66, compute w, y, yd, e, and S. =

4.9 An undisturbed cylindrical soil sample is 2.4 in. in diameter and 6 in. long. It has a weight of 1.95 lb. After finding the weight of the entire sample, a small portion was removed and a moisture content test was performed on it. The results of this test on the sub-sample were: Mass of can = 20.50 g Mass of can + moist soil = 110.46 g Mass of can+dry soil 96.81 g Using G,= 2.66, compute w, y, yd, e, and S. =

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4.9 An undisturbed cylindrical soil sample is 2.4 in. in diameter and 6 in. long. It has a weight of
1.95 lb. After finding the weight of the entire sample, a small portion was removed and a
moisture content test was performed on it. The results of this test on the sub-sample were:
Mass of can = 20.50 g
Mass of can + moist soil = 110.46 g
Mass of can+dry soil
96.81 g
Using G,= 2.66, compute w, y, Yd, e, and S.
=

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