5.5 The modified Proctor test (ASTM D 698, method C) was performed for a soil with G, = 2.70, and the results are as follows: Moist Weight Content, % in Mold, gf Water 6.5 3250 9.3 3826 12.6 4293 14.9 4362 17.2 4035 18.6 3685 (a) Plot the Y versus w relation. (b) Determine Ya,max and wopt- (c) Calculate S and e at the maximum dry unit weight point.

5.5 The modified Proctor test (ASTM D 698, method C) was performed for a soil with G, = 2.70, and the results are as follows: Moist Weight Content, % in Mold, gf Water 6.5 3250 9.3 3826 12.6 4293 14.9 4362 17.2 4035 18.6 3685 (a) Plot the Y versus w relation. (b) Determine Ya,max and wopt- (c) Calculate S and e at the maximum dry unit weight point.

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