Question: Question 4 Marks 2 5 Consider the data obtained from the laboratory tests on two soil specimens shown in Table Q 4 . Table Q

Question 4
Marks 25
Consider the data obtained from the laboratory tests on two soil specimens shown in Table Q4.
Table Q4
\table[[GRADATION ANALYSIS,CONSISTANCY LIMIT],[\table[[Sieve],[No.]],\table[[Particle],[Size]],\table[[Soil X],[(Passing %)]],\table[[Soil Y],[(Passing %)]],Soil X,Soil Y],[\table[[No. of],[bumps]],\table[[Water],[Content]],\table[[No. of],[bumps]],\table[[Water],[Content]]],[3/8,9.5,100,100,11,52,11,21],[4,4.75,90,76,15,44,17,17],[10,2.00,80,60,20,40,20,15],[20,0.85,65,45,28,29,28,10],[40,0.425,35,25,35,19,40,6],[60,0.25,22,15,{
\table[[Plastic Limit:],[19%]]},{
\table[[Plastic Limit:],[7%]]}],[100,0.15,19,8],[200,0.075,11,6]]
(i) Plot the grain size distribution curves.
[5 marks]
(ii) Determine the liquid limit.
[10 marks]
(iii) Classify the soils x and Y according to the AASHTO Soil Classification System.
[10 marks]
(AASHTO-American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials)
Question 4 Marks 2 5 Consider the data obtained

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