Problem 1:For a gravel with D60 0.48mm, D30 0.25mm, and D10coefficient and the coefficient of gradation. Is it a well-graded or poorly graded soil?-===0.11mm, calculate the uniformityProblem 2:0.3 mm, D30The following values for a sand are given: D10Determine Cu and Cc and state if it is a well-graded or a poorly graded soil.=0.41 mm, and D60 ==0.77 mm.

The uniformity coefficient is given as:The coefficient of gradation is given as:Considered together,…

Problem 1: 0.48mm, D30 0.25mm, and D10 For a gravel with D60 coefficient and the coefficient of gradation. Is it a well-graded or poorly graded soil? = = 0.11mm, calculate the uniformity Problem 2: The following values for a sand are given: D10 = 0.3 mm, D30 = 0.41 mm, and D60 Determine Cu and Cc and state if it is a well-graded or a poorly graded soil. = 0.77 mm.

Problem 1: 0.48mm, D30 0.25mm, and D10 For a gravel with D60 coefficient and the coefficient of gradation. Is it a well-graded or poorly graded soil? = = 0.11mm, calculate the uniformity Problem 2: The following values for a sand are given: D10 = 0.3 mm, D30 = 0.41 mm, and D60 Determine Cu and Cc and state if it is a well-graded or a poorly graded soil. = 0.77 mm.

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