From a borrow material having 150000 m³ of volume and void ratio of 1.2, how many cubic meters of fill can be constructed at a void ratio of 0.7? a. 115909 m³ b. 121605 m³ c. 135583 m³ d. 151821 m³
From a borrow material having 150000 m³ of volume and void ratio of 1.2, how many cubic meters of fill can be constructed at a void ratio of 0.7? a. 115909 m³ b. 121605 m³ c. 135583 m³ d. 151821 m³
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Transcribed Image Text:From a borrow material having 150000 m³ of volume and void ratio of 1.2, how many
cubic meters of fill can be constructed at a void ratio of 0.7?
a. 115909 m³
b. 121605 m²
c. 135583 m³
d. 151821 m³
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