Coefficient of consolidation for clays normally

1.	Coefficient of consolidation for clays normally
A.	decreases with increase in liquid limit
B.	increases with increase in liquid limit
C.	first increases then decrease with increase in the liquid limit
D.	remains constant at all liquid limits
Answer» B. increases with increase in liquid limit

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