Subject is soil Mechanics Results from a grain-size (sieve) analysis of a given soil are tabulated below. The soil has aliquid limit of 23% and a plastic limit of 19%. Classify the soil by using the Unified SoilClassification System (USCS), including the Group Symbol and the Group Name. (Showall the criteria used for classifying the soil, as shown in class.)SoilABсDEEXERCISE 2U.S. SieveNo.410204080200Classify the following five soils, A through E, using the Unified Soil Classification System,including the corresponding Group Symbol and Group Name. (Show all the criteria usedfor classifying each soil, as shown in class.) Report results for all soils in a tabulated fashion,including the Group Symbol, Group Name, Liquid Limit (LL), Plastic Limit (PL), andShrinkage Limit (SL).8079919582Percent Passing(Finer)1009064381813EXERCISE 3Percent Passing (Finer)Sieve No. 4 Sieve No. 2005245807541LiquidLimit(LL)3026604124PlasticityIndex(PI)8432122

Given information, WL = 23% P.L = 19%

EXERCISI Results from a grain-size (sieve) analysis of a given soil are tabulated below. The soil has a liquid limit of 23% and a plastic limit of 19%. Classify the soil by using the Unified Soil Classification System (USCS), including the Group Symbol and the Group Name. (Show all the criteria used for classifying the soil, as shown in class.) U.S. Sieve No. 4 10 20 40 80 200 Percent Passing (Finer) 100 90 64 38 18 13

EXERCISI Results from a grain-size (sieve) analysis of a given soil are tabulated below. The soil has a liquid limit of 23% and a plastic limit of 19%. Classify the soil by using the Unified Soil Classification System (USCS), including the Group Symbol and the Group Name. (Show all the criteria used for classifying the soil, as shown in class.) U.S. Sieve No. 4 10 20 40 80 200 Percent Passing (Finer) 100 90 64 38 18 13

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