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1.	A clay sample in laboratory test has 24mm thickness. It is tested with single drainage and consolidated 50%. The clay layer from which sample was obtained is 4m thick. Find the time to consolidate 50% with single drainage.
A.	386 days
B.	390 days
C.	404 days
D.	175 days
Answer» B. 390 days

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