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Vikentia [17]
2 years ago
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At least 1 sources must be from an organization website (.org) and 1 source must be from and educational website .edu) Do not us

e the definitions from the textbook. Copy those definitions. Include the website where you found the definition. Lastly, write down your own definition of Engineering, preferably in 4-5 sentences. Maximum of 150 words for your definition.???​
Engineering
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yaroslaw [1]2 years ago
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Answer:

If we were to put a website here on Brainly, the moderators will delete it

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Please trust me on this because the moderators delete a lot of things. They have been deleting people's answers for some odd reason saying it goes against their "honor code" but whatever

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US Sieve no.                         % finer (C₅ )

4                                                  100

10                                                95.61

20                                               82.98

40                                               61.50

60                                               42.08

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200                                              6.3

Pan                                               0

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As given ,

US Sieve no.             Mass of soil retained (C₂ )

4                                            0

10                                          18.5

20                                         53.2

40                                         90.5

60                                         81.8

100                                        92.2

200                                       58.5

Pan                                        26.5

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4                                            0                                           0

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4                                                     0                                          100

10                                                  4.39                                      95.61

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