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What is the key difference between all-in aggregates and single-size aggregates used in concrete construction?
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- 1All-in aggregates consist only of coarse aggregates of uniform size
- 2Single-size aggregates are used in lean concrete only
- 3Single-size aggregates are a mixture of coarse and fine aggregates
- 4All-in aggregates are a mixture of coarse and fine aggregates✓
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All-in aggregates are a mixture of coarse and fine aggregates
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