Calculate the grams of silt in the following sample: 40 second reading: 27 grams 8 hour reading: 23 grams Temperature: 15° C Sample wt.: 50 grams a) 2 grams b) 4 grams c) 6. grams d) 8 grams e) 10 grams

Calculate the grams of silt in the following sample: 40 second reading: 27 grams 8 hour reading: 23 grams Temperature: 15° C Sample wt.: 50 grams a) 2 grams b) 4 grams c) 6. grams d) 8 grams e) 10 grams

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Calculate the grams of silt in the following sample:
40 second reading: 27 grams
8 hour reading: 23 grams
Temperature: 15° C
Sample wt.: 50 grams
a)
2 grams
b)
4 grams
c)
6.
grams
d)
grams
e)
10
grams

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