Question Please complete the tables in the picture (Geotechnical Engineering) Table 1. Raw data from sieve analysisE retainedmass (g)SieveMass ofMass of sieve +RetainedPercentageaperture (um)sieve (g)retained soil (g)mass (g)passing (%)2000360.8360.81180345.9359.5600401.5431.1300389.5422.8150370.6407.775368.0377.9Pan398.6398.6Table 2. Raw data from hydrometer analysisPercentage of soilin suspension, P(%)UncorrectedReading withcompositecorrection, RTimeCoefficient ofEffectiveTemp(°C)Particle(mins)readingviscosity ofdepth, L(cm)bdiameterwater, n(mm)(poises)0.31.028022.00.671.02001.01051.0060151.0040301.004022.5601.003523.02501.003024.014401.002825.0Notes: Air dry mass of soil specimen: 50 gHygroscopic moisture correction factor: 1 (i.e. hygroscopic moisture was zero)Composite correction: 0.0027 (at any temperature between 20 °C to 25 °C)All mass in hydrometer passes 75 µm sieveSpecific gravity of the solids: Gs = 3.607Hydrometer type: 151H

Sieve Aperture (μm) Mass of sieve(g) Mass of sieve+ Retained Soil (g) Retained Mass (g)…

Table 1. Raw data from sieve analysis E retained mass (g) Sieve Mass of Mass of sieve + Retained Percentage aperture (um) 2000 sieve (g) retained soil (g) passing (%) mass (g) 360.8 360.8 1180 345.9 359.5 600 401.5 431.1 300 389.5 422.8 150 370.6 407.7 75 368.0 377.9 Pan 398.6 398.6 Table 2. Raw data from hydrometer analysis Reading with composite correction, R Percentage of soil in suspension, P (%) Time Uncorrected Coefficient of Effective Temp (°C) Particle (mins) depth, L (cm)b reading viscosity of diameter water, n (mm) (poises) 0.3 1.0280 22.0 0.67 1.0200 2 1.0105 1.0060 15 1.0040 30 1.0040 22.5 60 1.0035 23.0 250 1.0030 24.0 1440 1.0028 25.0 Notes: Air dry mass of soil specimen: 50 g Hygroscopic moisture correction factor: 1 (i.e. hygroscopic moisture was zero) Composite correction: 0.0027 (at any temperature between 20 °C to 25 °C) All mass in hydrometer passes 75 µm sieve Specific gravity of the solids: Gs = 3.607 Hydrometer type: 151H

Table 1. Raw data from sieve analysis E retained mass (g) Sieve Mass of Mass of sieve + Retained Percentage aperture (um) 2000 sieve (g) retained soil (g) passing (%) mass (g) 360.8 360.8 1180 345.9 359.5 600 401.5 431.1 300 389.5 422.8 150 370.6 407.7 75 368.0 377.9 Pan 398.6 398.6 Table 2. Raw data from hydrometer analysis Reading with composite correction, R Percentage of soil in suspension, P (%) Time Uncorrected Coefficient of Effective Temp (°C) Particle (mins) depth, L (cm)b reading viscosity of diameter water, n (mm) (poises) 0.3 1.0280 22.0 0.67 1.0200 2 1.0105 1.0060 15 1.0040 30 1.0040 22.5 60 1.0035 23.0 250 1.0030 24.0 1440 1.0028 25.0 Notes: Air dry mass of soil specimen: 50 g Hygroscopic moisture correction factor: 1 (i.e. hygroscopic moisture was zero) Composite correction: 0.0027 (at any temperature between 20 °C to 25 °C) All mass in hydrometer passes 75 µm sieve Specific gravity of the solids: Gs = 3.607 Hydrometer type: 151H

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