Principles of Highway Engineering and Traffic Analysis
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Author: Mannering
Publisher: WILEY
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YOU HAVE A UNIFORM SUBGRADE ELEVATION FOR YOUR BUILDING FOUNDATION THAT HASBEEN VERIFIED. YOUR SLAB IS DESIGNED TO BE 12 INCHES THICK.USING THE GIVENDIMENSIONS AROUND THE PROPOSED BUILDING FOUNDATION, CALCULATE THE CUBIC FEETAND THE CUBIC YARDS OF CONCRETE NEEDED FOR THE FOUNDATION
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