How do degree of saturation effect permeability of soil? – McqOptions

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1.	How do degree of saturation effect permeability of soil?
A.	By reducing the pore size
B.	By entrapping air in the voids
C.	Not allowing soil particles to move freely
D.	By changing the void ratio
Answer» C. Not allowing soil particles to move freely

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