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Given that a 12 foot long piece of steel pipe weighs 5 pounds per foot, how much does it weigh in kilograms per meter?
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Given that a 12 foot long piece of steel pipe weighs 5 pounds per foot, how much does it weigh in kilograms per meter?
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Given that a 12 foot long piece of steel pipe weighs 5 pounds per foot, how much does it weigh in kilograms per meter?
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27.273kg per 27273.73 meters
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