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The value of compression index for a remoulded sample whose liquid limit is 50% is

A. 0.028

B. 0.28

C. 0.36

D. 0.036

Answer: Option B

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Vijay Kumar :

3 years ago

.301
Àbíñâsh Sãhõó :

3 years ago

0.009×(50-20)=0.28
Mohsin Qureshi :

3 years ago

Cc=0.007(LL-7)=0.007(50-7)=0.28
Shubham Gour :

4 years ago

0.007×(50-10)=0.28
Myexam B :

4 years ago

Compression Index
=0.007(WL-10) for remoulded soil
And
=0.009(WL-10) for undisturbed soil
Legendary Civilians :

4 years ago

For remoulded clay
Cc=0.007(LL-10)
Answer: 0.28
Shadab Alam :

5 years ago

For remoulded case
Cc=0.007(wl-7)
Cc=0.301
Al Amin :

5 years ago

Cc =0.009(LL-10)
Cc = 0.36 will be the answer
Suraj Bangar :

5 years ago

explain

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