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    This document presents a box plot comparing the permeability in meters per second (m/s) of three soil types: clay, peak, and residual. It shows the minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile, and maximum permeability for each soil type, as well as the mean and range. On average, clay has the lowest permeability at 0.563 m/s, followed by peak at 0.590 m/s, with residual having the highest average permeability of 0.496 m/s.

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    This document presents a box plot comparing the permeability in meters per second (m/s) of three soil types: clay, peak, and residual. It shows the minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile, and maximum permeability for each soil type, as well as the mean and range. On average, clay has the lowest permeability at 0.563 m/s, followed by peak at 0.590 m/s, with residual having the highest average permeability of 0.496 m/s.

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    Clay Peak Residual Minimum q1 Median q3 Maximum Mean Range: Box-Plot Permeability, K (M/S) Versus Type of Soil

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    This document presents a box plot comparing the permeability in meters per second (m/s) of three soil types: clay, peak, and residual. It shows the minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile, and maximum permeability for each soil type, as well as the mean and range. On average, clay has the lowest permeability at 0.563 m/s, followed by peak at 0.590 m/s, with residual having the highest average permeability of 0.496 m/s.

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    Box-Plot Permeability, k (m/s) Versus Type of Soil

    Clay Peak Residual


    Minimum 1.1E-09 0.00000489 1.84E-11
    q1 0.00013 0.086251223 0.000000041
    Median 0.555 0.299 0.0000005
    q3 0.916 0.80325 0.011
    Maximum 1.344 1.764 0.237
    Mean 0.563026 0.590501223 0.049600108
    Range 1.343999999 1.76399511 0.237

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