#3 (Due on: 10/10/2018 @11:59pm) A section of state freeway construction is out for bid that extends from station 148+00 to station 250+00, a distance of 10,200 ft or 1.93 miles. A bidding contractor has plotted up the cross sections from the plans and has computed the volumes of cuts or fdls between stations along the alignment. The respective volume of cut or fill between that station and the preceding station for each station along the alignment is listed below. The bid documents state that if the cut and fill quantities do not balance, the state will provide either a borrow area containing suitable material or, alternatively, a waste disposal area to accommodate any excess, both 1500 ft off the alignment at station 250+00. Further, no borrow or waste will be permitted anywhere else along the alignment. Plot a mass diagram reflecting the above given data using either a spreadsheet software such as Microsoft Excel; or on cross-section paper (using a vertical scale of 1 in. = 250,000 Bey and a horizontal scale of 1 in. = 500 ft). If you create the diagram in Microsoft Excel, use the Scatter Plot function. You can assume that the soil has