Given the information above and below, the Gse for 5% asphalt content is:A.C.= 6.0%A = Dry wt. of mixture sampleA =1135.0gB = wt. of pycnometer + H2OB =740.0C = wt. of pycnometer + H2O + sampleC =1438.02.576O 2.877O 2.495O It cannot be calculated with the information given.I| || ||

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Given the information above and below, the Gse for 5% asphalt content is: A.C.= 6.0% A = Dry wt. of mixture sample A = 1135.0 g B = wt. of pycnometer + H2O 740.0 %3D g %3D C = wt. of pycnometer + H2O + sample C = 1438.0

Given the information above and below, the Gse for 5% asphalt content is: A.C.= 6.0% A = Dry wt. of mixture sample A = 1135.0 g B = wt. of pycnometer + H2O 740.0 %3D g %3D C = wt. of pycnometer + H2O + sample C = 1438.0

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