Fundamental relationship between dry density ( d), bulk density ( ) and water content ( ), is: (A) = d/1 + (B) d = /1 + (C) = /1 + d (D) = - d

Fundamental relationship between dry density ( d), bulk density ( ) and water content ( ), is:
(A) = d/1 +
(B) d = /1 +
(C) = /1 + d
(D) = - d
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Answer: Option B
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