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Method of findingthe dry ingredient quantity of 1 m3
concrete.
Answer Posted / sanjay rana
Divide the sum of ratio of any mix to dry cofficient eg.
1:1.5: 3= 1+1.5+3= 5.5, 1.54/5.5*3 you can find c.a.
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