The centroid is at (50 mm, 17 mm).
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Couples of M at C and 2M at D
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The recommended camber for earthen roads is 1 in 20.
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Reticulation system is another name for the Grid Iron system.
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Residual chlorine of about 0.2 ppm is desired after 30 minutes of contact for disinfection.
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TON = (Volume of odour free sample + Dilution water) / Volume of sample = 200/25 = 8.
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For high-speed lines, Indian Railways generally adopts crossing number 1 in 16.
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The ruling gradient in plains for Indian Railways is 1 in 100.
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a. For water, μ decreases when T increases
b. For water, μ increases when T increases
c. For Air, μ increases when T increases
d. For Air, μ decreases when T increases
For liquids like water, viscosity decreases with temperature. For gases like air, viscosity increases with temperature. Hence incorrect statements are b and d.
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