O B. 245 %, 0.872 , 6.75; respectively. O C. 345 %, 0.072 , 5.75; respectively O D. 355 %, 0.0072 , 5.77; respectively. QUESTION 7 Given: - Total Mass = 18.18 kg - Total Volume 0.009 m3 -Dry Mass = 16.13 kg -Specific Gravity of Solids 2.7 %3D %3D %3D Find: -Water Content and volume of air. Then choose the correct answers.

O B. 245 %, 0.872 , 6.75; respectively. O C. 345 %, 0.072 , 5.75; respectively O D. 355 %, 0.0072 , 5.77; respectively. QUESTION 7 Given: - Total Mass = 18.18 kg - Total Volume 0.009 m3 -Dry Mass = 16.13 kg -Specific Gravity of Solids 2.7 %3D %3D %3D Find: -Water Content and volume of air. Then choose the correct answers.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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