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The main purpose of joint mapping in rock masses is to:

A. Determine moisture content

B. Measure UCS

C. Assess joint orientation and spacing

D. Identify mineral composition

Answer: Option C

Solution (By Examveda Team)

Joint mapping is done to understand the orientation, persistence, spacing, and roughness of joints, critical for stability analysis.

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