Flexible pavements derive stability primarily from :

1.	Flexible pavements derive stability primarily from :
A.	aggregate interlock, particle friction and cohesion
B.	cohesion alone
C.	the binding power of bituminous materials
D.	the flexural strength of the surface course
Answer» B. cohesion alone

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