Discuss the effects of not dropping the hammer

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Discuss the effects of not dropping the hammer in a standard Proctor test from a height of 305 mm. Plot a graph of energy versus hammer height from 250 mm to 400 mm in steps of 50 mm to discuss the effects. Assume the mold hammer mass, number of layers (3), and number of blows (25) are all constants.

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