A soil has a dry density of 17.5kN/m3. It has densities corresponding to most compact and loosest state as 18.5 kN/ m3 and 13 kN/m3 respectively. The relative density of the soil is
A soil has a dry density of 17.5kN/m3. It has densities corresponding to most compact and loosest state as 18.5 kN/ m3 and 13 kN/m3 respectively. The relative density of the soil is
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Transcribed Image Text:A soil has a dry density of 17.5kN/m3.
It has densities corresponding to most
compact and loosest state as 18.5 kN/
m3 and 13 kN/m3 respectively. The
relative density of the soil is
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