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The shrinkage limit of soil is defined as the

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The shrinkage limit of soil is defined as the:

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Correct Answer: Option A
Shrinkage limit is the lowest moisture content at which a soil can be dried without further volume reduction.Below this, no more shrinkage occurs.
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