How is the Initial Dry Total Weight recorded on the Aggregate Test Report?

The Initial Dry Total Weight recorded on the Aggregate Test Report must be precise, reflecting the small variations that can occur in aggregate weight. Recording this weight to the nearest 0.1 gram allows for sufficient accuracy necessary for applications that involve strict compliance to specifications and tolerances in construction materials.

Choosing to document it to the nearest 0.1 gram ensures that there is minimal rounding error and provides a clear representation of the actual weight, which is crucial when calculating mix designs, ensuring proper proportions of materials, and maintaining quality control in concrete production.

While methods suggested by other options provide varying levels of specificity, they either compromise the precision required or do not align with established standard practices for recording aggregate weights.