‘Assessing Learming Activity 3 Name: ALSO, IOKN PAIRLA H, Course/Year/Section: BS(E- 4A _ Directions: TRUE OR FALSE. Write TRUE in the space provided If the statement is true. Underline the incorrect word/s ifthe statement, and write the correct word/s in the space provided if the statement is false. NO ERASURES ALLOWED. ‘heie nae 9 004i 1 Rocks can be dase im ee base agri: 0 igneous, (b) sedentary, and (0) metamorphic. ie * 2. Igneous rocks are formed by mechanical and chemical weathering of rocks. Hybardhec Aaslyiil.__3, Sieve analysis is based on the principle of sedimentation of soll grains in water. : 4, Specific gravity is defined as the ratio of the unit weight of water to the unit weight of a ‘given material. is 5. Clay minerals are mostly flake-shaped microscopic and submicrospic particles of mica, clay minerals and other mineral eam ears ey ai tae anne 2) selidigication 9 Maken euype, AD 9). giren adr to He ak ‘weigh 9 ler 3) Conor dhusityn fede Cnposd gus Dic va: UD fa heb lba D. dvwig odahedon.assessing Learning —_ Name: ALOIAOD DAMN QMRLO TS Course/Year/Section: :()SUE -4A Activity 4 Score: _ Date: _Oq-L-U0L0 Directions: Answer the following problems with complete and neat solution. ‘The following are the results of a sieve analysis: US. Sieve No. | Mass of Soil retained (g) 4 10 412 20 55.1 40 80.0 “60 916 100 60.5 200 35.6 Pan 215 a. Determine the percent finer than each sieve and plota grain-size distribution curve. b, Determine D10, D30, and D60 from the grain-size distribution curve. c Calculate the uniformity coefficient. Cu. 4. Calculate the coefficient of gradation, Cc. SYENE NO [SOW Rermned] Ofenwe] Rewan | Penue | | Gran ona) | Retnineo_| Five 4 Q 4715 | 0 Aod Li WL 4.00 | 0.687 1 3¢.30 w gb ok [iq 293_ [98-00 4 yor [omy [uo.152 [54.13 co Me [OAK [73-164 | 40.505 And 60S BAS |S 644 | 14.813 Awd gob [ove 14.235 | $57) Poy, US = (8.574 0 223055 \ b) Dio = 0.104 im Doe O2Amm Deo = O.SISinmGorse. 10-070 A109 ea) arr ) 2D =7 W polo . 6 awh ao UNO s321S 203i aawanvis Vh- DSO WW DNA MAG “eyeOTYSieve Analysis