Computer · Soil Mechanics

In standard laboratory soil compaction tests, how does the optimum moisture content (OMC) of a soil typically change?

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1Decreases with a decrease in both compaction energy and the proportion of coarse grains in the soil
2Decreases with an increase in both compaction energy and the proportion of coarse grains in the soil✓
3Decreases with a decrease in compaction energy and increases with an increase of coarse grains in the soil
4Decreases with an increase in compaction energy and decreases with a decrease of coarse grains in the soil

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Decreases with an increase in both compaction energy and the proportion of coarse grains in the soil

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