Calculate the quantity of the earthworks in the cubic meter for a cana – McqOptions

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1.	Calculate the quantity of the earthworks in the cubic meter for a canal embankment of 100 m long having heights of 3 m and 5 m at the two extreme edges. Top widths of the embankment are 2 m and 4 m at the two extreme edges and the side slope is 2 : 1. Use the trapezoidal method.
A.	3500
B.	4000
C.	4200
D.	4700
Answer» E.

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