5. From the table shows a summary of a liquid limit and plastic limit test.A. LIQUID LIMITTest NumberNumber of blowsWeight of wet soil + containerWeight of dry soil + containerWeight of containerTest NumberWeight of wet soil + containerWeight of dry soil + containerWeight of containerTest NumberWeight of wet soil + containerWeight of dry soil + containerWeight of container139a. Compute the liquid limit.b. Compute the plastic limit.c. Compute the natural water content.d. Compute the plasticity index.e. Compute the liquidity index.22.24 g20.10 g12.74 gB. PLASTIC LIMIT23021.19 g19.28 g13.24 g122.12 g20.42 g13.07 gC. NATURAL WATER CONTENT117.53 g14.84 g7.84 g332321.27 g19.25 g13.06 g41226.12 g22.60 g13.27 g221.84 g20.19 g13.18 g216.97 g14.36 g7.50 g

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5. From the table shows a summary of a liquid limit and plastic limit test. A. LIQUID LIMIT Test Number Number of blows Weight of wet soil + container Weight of dry soil + container Weight of container Test Number Weight of wet soil + container Weight of dry soil + container 1 39 22.24 g 20.10 g 12.74 g B. PLASTIC LIMIT 2 30 21.19 g 19.28 g 13.24 g 1 22.12 g 20.42 g 3 23 21.27 g 19.25 g 13.06 g 4 12 26.12 g 22.60 g 13.27 g 2 21.84 g 20.19 g

5. From the table shows a summary of a liquid limit and plastic limit test. A. LIQUID LIMIT Test Number Number of blows Weight of wet soil + container Weight of dry soil + container Weight of container Test Number Weight of wet soil + container Weight of dry soil + container 1 39 22.24 g 20.10 g 12.74 g B. PLASTIC LIMIT 2 30 21.19 g 19.28 g 13.24 g 1 22.12 g 20.42 g 3 23 21.27 g 19.25 g 13.06 g 4 12 26.12 g 22.60 g 13.27 g 2 21.84 g 20.19 g

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A. LIQUID LIMIT
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Number of blows
Weight of wet soil + container
Weight of dry soil + container
Weight of container
Test Number
Weight of wet soil + container
Weight of dry soil + container
Weight of container
Test Number
Weight of wet soil + container
Weight of dry soil + container
Weight of container
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a. Compute the liquid limit.
b. Compute the plastic limit.
c. Compute the natural water content.
d. Compute the plasticity index.
e. Compute the liquidity index.
22.24 g
20.10 g
12.74 g
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2
30
21.19 g
19.28 g
13.24 g
1
22.12 g
20.42 g
13.07 g
C. NATURAL WATER CONTENT
1
17.53 g
14.84 g
7.84 g
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21.27 g
19.25 g
13.06 g
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