According to the following Laboratory data:Draw the Particle Size Curve.Determine Cu and Cc from the granulometric curve and indicate if it is Uniform, Well Graded orBad Grade.Granulometric test; Total Weight = 24,077.0 g No. deTamizTamizPeso Retenido% de Peso% RetenidoPorcentajeAbertura (mm)(g)RetenidoAcumulativoQue Pasa (%)3 1/290.000.075.000.02 1/263.00618.52"50.002839.01 1/237.503381.01"25.004922.53/4"19.002586.01/212.502855.53/8"9.501057.5# 44.751892.582.361160.5161.18633.0300.60467.0500.30382.51000.15374.52000.075273.5 GraveSandBoulders - CobblesSitCoarseFineCorMetkmery100908070605040302010100010010Particle size (mm)10.10.01Percent Passing (%)

The given values are as follows For Granulometric testThe Total Weight = 24,077.0 gTo determine Draw…

According to the following Laboratory data: Draw the Particle Size Curve. Determine Cu and Cc from the granulometric curve and indicate if it is Uniform, Well Graded or Bad Grade. Granulometric test; Total Weight = 24,077.0 g

According to the following Laboratory data: Draw the Particle Size Curve. Determine Cu and Cc from the granulometric curve and indicate if it is Uniform, Well Graded or Bad Grade. Granulometric test; Total Weight = 24,077.0 g

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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