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    Clay Peak Residual Minimum q1 Median q3 Maximum Mean Range: Box-Plot Plastic Limit, PL (%) Versus Type of Soil

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    The document is a box plot showing the plastic limit percentages for different types of soils. It displays the minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile, and maximum plastic limit values for clay soil, peak soil, and residual soil. On average, clay soil has the lowest plastic limit at 33.7%, peak soil has the highest at 70.3%, and residual soil has an average of 31.9%. The box plot also visually depicts the higher ranges of plastic limit values for peak soil compared to clay and residual soils.

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    The document is a box plot showing the plastic limit percentages for different types of soils. It displays the minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile, and maximum plastic limit values for clay soil, peak soil, and residual soil. On average, clay soil has the lowest plastic limit at 33.7%, peak soil has the highest at 70.3%, and residual soil has an average of 31.9%. The box plot also visually depicts the higher ranges of plastic limit values for peak soil compared to clay and residual soils.

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    The document is a box plot showing the plastic limit percentages for different types of soils. It displays the minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile, and maximum plastic limit values for clay soil, peak soil, and residual soil. On average, clay soil has the lowest plastic limit at 33.7%, peak soil has the highest at 70.3%, and residual soil has an average of 31.9%. The box plot also visually depicts the higher ranges of plastic limit values for peak soil compared to clay and residual soils.

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    Clay Peak Residual Minimum q1 Median q3 Maximum Mean Range: Box-Plot Plastic Limit, PL (%) Versus Type of Soil

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    The document is a box plot showing the plastic limit percentages for different types of soils. It displays the minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile, and maximum plastic limit values for clay soil, peak soil, and residual soil. On average, clay soil has the lowest plastic limit at 33.7%, peak soil has the highest at 70.3%, and residual soil has an average of 31.9%. The box plot also visually depicts the higher ranges of plastic limit values for peak soil compared to clay and residual soils.

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    Box-Plot Plastic Limit, PL (%) Versus Type of Soil

    Clay Peak Residual


    Minimum 6.17 22 14.82
    q1 19.0975 31.175 27.5
    Median 29.06 37 31.9
    q3 36.48 41.395 36
    Maximum 155 257 45
    Mean 33.67545455 70.30142857 31.88363636
    Range 148.83 235 30.18

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