Situation 4: 11. 12. 13. In a specific gravity test, the following data were recorded: Mass of pycnometer jar Mass of pycnometer jar + clean water Mass of pycnometer jar + soil Mass of pycnometer jar + soil + water = 40 grams = 674 grams = 485 grams = 946 grams Solve the total mass of soil solid. Calculate the total volume of soil solid. Determine the specific gravity of the soil solid.

Situation 4: 11. 12. 13. In a specific gravity test, the following data were recorded: Mass of pycnometer jar Mass of pycnometer jar + clean water Mass of pycnometer jar + soil Mass of pycnometer jar + soil + water = 40 grams = 674 grams = 485 grams = 946 grams Solve the total mass of soil solid. Calculate the total volume of soil solid. Determine the specific gravity of the soil solid.

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