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1. The weight of a moist (unsaturated) sample of soil is 13.35 lbf and its volume is 0.114 ft3. After drying the sample in the oven, its weight is 11.95 lbf. If the specific gravity of solids is 2.71, find (a) total unit weight (pcf), (b) dry unit weight (pcf), (c) void ratio, (d) porosity, (e) water content, and (f) degree of saturation. (Partial e

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