A concrete using an air entrained cement (A) Has strength less than 10% to 15% (B) Has more resistance to weathering (C) Is more plastic and workable (D) Is free from segregation and bleeding

A concrete using an air entrained cement
(A) Has strength less than 10% to 15%
(B) Has more resistance to weathering
(C) Is more plastic and workable
(D) Is free from segregation and bleeding
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Answer: Option C
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