Question

Which type of soil is the most permeable

A.
clay

B.
sand

C.
loam

D.
silt

Answer 1

C. loam

Answer 2

this is math section!
if you look at the top there is "find more subject"click on that and find correct section for that question
thanks

Answer 3

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Seems like this is in the wrong subject! Here is how you can add subjects - http://goo.gl/kBfwgp - and here is how you can switch subjects - http://goo.gl/cy2qBu

Anyways, to help with your problem, take a look here http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/permeable

Answer 4

The more permeable the soil, the greater the seepage.

Answer 5

Welcome to OpenStudy! This should probably go in the Earth Sciences section. Just click on "find more subjects" at the top of your screen.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

@NEHEMIAS123 Perhaps you could post the question in the "engineering" section and tag perl or mathmate. One of us will help you.

Answer 8

@NEHEMIAS123
To tag, write in the question or response @ followed immediately the name of the user you want to tag. The user will receive a message to that effect.

Answer 9

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