If a soil has a submerged unit weight of 10.69 kN/m3, what will be its critical hydraulic gradient?

If a soil has a submerged unit weight of 10.69 kN/m3, what will be its

1.	If a soil has a submerged unit weight of 10.69 kN/m³, what will be its critical hydraulic gradient?
A.	1.09
B.	0.88
C.	1.77
D.	1.66
Answer» B. 0.88

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If a soil has a submerged unit weight of 10.69 kN/m3, what will be its critical hydraulic gradient?

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