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2 years ago
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Suppose that a class CalendarDate has been defined for storing a calendar date with month, day and year components. (In our sect

ion handout, the class was called Date, but we have renamed it here because Practice-It uses a class named Date for other purposes.) The class includes the following members:

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Q=P*(V_{B}-V_{A})+n*C_{v}(T_{2}-T_{1})

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Determine the angular acceleration of the uniform disk without and with considering the inertia of disk

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Amount of water is needed to be increased if the aggregates has absorption capacity, To maintain constant water cement ratio, the mixing water is increased because some of the water is absorbed by aggregates.

Amount of water absorbed = 328.5 lb - 315 lb = 13.5 lb

Total amount of aggregates = 1575 + 1100 = 2675 lb

=> % Absorption capacity = 13.5 x 100 / 2675 = 0.5 %

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New amount of fine aggregate = (1 - 0.005) x 1100 = 1094.5 lb

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=> Volume of cement = 700 / (3.15 x 62.4) = 3.56 ft3

=> Volume of coarse aggregate = 1567.125 / (2.4 x 62.4) = 10.46 ft3

=> Volume of fine aggregate = 1100 / (2.4 x 62.4) = 7.34 ft3

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