ctivity 3 Problem Set Questions Liquid Limit and Plastic Limit Tests were conducted on a soil given the data below. PL = 13.4%. Draw the flow curve and obtain the Liquid Limit. Also, what is the Plasticity Index of this soil? Number of blows, N Moisture content (%) 14 38.4 16 36.5 20 33.1 28 27.0

ctivity 3 Problem Set Questions Liquid Limit and Plastic Limit Tests were conducted on a soil given the data below. PL = 13.4%. Draw the flow curve and obtain the Liquid Limit. Also, what is the Plasticity Index of this soil? Number of blows, N Moisture content (%) 14 38.4 16 36.5 20 33.1 28 27.0

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