An air-entrained concrete mix is required for a structure that is severely exposed to sulfate. Given:Required strength 35 MPa;slump 80 mm;Coarse aggregate: 19 mm nominal maximum size.The amount of water required for this mix and the corresponding air content respectively areSelect one:O A. 190 Kg and 2%O B. 184 Kg and 6%O C. 184 Kg and 3.5%O D. 205 Kg and 2% To make sure that concrete has been adequately mixed:Select one:O A. Aggregate and cement shall be added before mixing waterO B. A good mixer shall be used.O C. The time of mixing shall not exceed 3 minutes.O D. Samples taken from different portions of a batch should have essentially the same strength, density, air content, and slump.

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An air-entrained concrete mix is required for a structure that is severely exposed to sulfate. Given: Required strength 35 MPa; slump 80 mm; Coarse aggregate: 19 mm nominal maximum size. The amount of water required for this mix and the corresponding air content respectively are Select one: O A. 190 Kg and 2% O B. 184 Kg and 6% O C. 184 Kg and 3.5% O D. 205 Kg and 2%

An air-entrained concrete mix is required for a structure that is severely exposed to sulfate. Given: Required strength 35 MPa; slump 80 mm; Coarse aggregate: 19 mm nominal maximum size. The amount of water required for this mix and the corresponding air content respectively are Select one: O A. 190 Kg and 2% O B. 184 Kg and 6% O C. 184 Kg and 3.5% O D. 205 Kg and 2%

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