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In the Standard Cylindrical sample preparation step, you started with 158 g of sand. However, you did not achieve the desired height of 2 inches after 3 compression strokes. The sample ended up being shorter than expected. What should you do in this situation? Please provide detailed information. Thank you. 

          In the Standard Cylindrical sample preparation step, you started with 158 g of sand. However, you did not achieve the desired height of 2 inches after 3 compression strokes. The sample ended up being shorter than expected. What should you do in this situation? Please provide detailed information. Thank you.
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In the Standard Cylindrical sample preparation step, you started with 158 g of sand. However, you did not achieve the desired height of 2 inches after 3 compression strokes. The sample ended up being shorter than expected. What should you do in this situation? Please provide detailed information. Thank you.
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