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None - you can't mix units like that!
How many more people are going to admit not knowing the basic differences between line, area and volume? This type of question is so common I wonder what is going wrong, and where.
I can understand individuals being baffled by the more abstruse, advanced topics - there are ones I cannot answer or would have to ask myself - but this form of question crops up so often that I wonder if a lot of schools fail to teach basic, everyday mensuration properly. Some questioners don't even know what information the respondent needs, so the question is not answerable.
At least it's not as bad as the sheer laziness of the "What's 49 divided by 7?" variety that take longer to type it than to calculate as simple mental or even calculator arithmetic!
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