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In shear strength testing, what does the term 'cohesion' refer to?
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In shear strength testing, what does the term 'cohesion' refer to?
The internal friction of soil
The resistance to sliding along a failure plane
The bonding between soil particles
The weight of the soil mass
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In shear strength testing, what does the term 'cohesion' refer to?
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Step 1: Understand that soil is made up of tiny particles.
Step 2: Know that these particles can stick together.
Step 3: Realize that this sticking together is called 'cohesion.'
Step 4: Remember that cohesion helps the soil resist sliding or shearing.
Step 5: Conclude that cohesion is an important part of how strong the soil is when forces are applied.
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