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Soil Mechanics and Foundation

Soil Mechanics and Foundation
The water content of soil, which represents the boundary between plastic state and liquid state, is known as

shrinkage limit
liquid limit
plasticity index
plastic limit

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Soil Mechanics and Foundation
Water content of soil can

be greater than 100 %
take values only from 0 % to 100 %
be less than 0 %
never be greater than 100 %

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Soil Mechanics and Foundation
Rankine’s theory of earth pressure assumes that the back of the wall is

vertical and smooth
plane and rough
plane and smooth
vertical and rough

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Soil Mechanics and Foundation
Contact pressure beneath a rigid footing resting on cohesive soil is

more at edges compared to middle
None of these
uniform throughout
less at edges compared to middle

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Soil Mechanics and Foundation
Compressibility of sandy soils is

much greater than that of clayey soils
much less than that of clayey soils
None of these
almost equal to that of clayey soils

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Soil Mechanics and Foundation
If the natural water content of soil mass lies between its liquid limit and plastic limit, the soil mass is said to be in

semi-solid state
liquid state
plastic state
solid state

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