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The moisture content of a clayey soil is gradually reduced from a large value. The correct sequence of the occurrence of the limit are

1. Plastic limit, liquid limit and shrinkage limit

2.Liquid limit, plastic limit and shrinkage limit

3.Plastic limit, shrinkage limit and liquid limit

4.Shrinkage limit, plastic limit and liquid limit

Posted Date:-2022-09-26 23:42:00

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