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Given the following data: Initial sample mass = 0.528 kg, Surface dry mass = 0.517 kg....

Given the following data: Initial sample mass = 0.528 kg,
Surface dry mass = 0.517 kg.
Oven dry mass = 0.48 kg
What is the dry mass of the fine aggregates if the total sample weight is 40 kg?
a.
35.364 kg
b.
37.136 kg
c.
36.364 kg
d.
30.264 kg
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