What is the primary purpose of performing a Proctor test in earthwork operations?
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C) To establish the optimum moisture content for maximum density
The Proctor test determines the relationship between moisture content and dry density, establishing the optimum moisture content for achieving maximum compaction.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
The Proctor test determines the relationship between moisture content and dry density, establishing the optimum moisture content for achieving maximum compaction.
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