Given properties of cement, sand and gravel ispresented in the table below:SpecificDensity,Materials Gravity,kg/m3GsCement3.211,541Sand2.601,686Gravel2.721,524Use 1:2:4 mix design ratio and 52.05 liter of water per2 bags of cement.Solve for the number of bags for a 31.89m³ ofconcrete. Where 1 ft = 0.023 m3%3D

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Solve for the number of bags for a 31.89m of concrete. Where 1 ft = 0.023 m %3D

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