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A decrease in water content results in a reduction of the volume of a soil in
A decrease in water content results in a reduction of the volume of a soil in
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Explanation: The shrinkage limit is the water content of the soil when the water is just sufficient to fill all the pores of the soil and the soil is just saturated. The volume of the soil does not decrease when the water content is reduced below the shrinkage limit