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This question cannot be answered due to the missing variable of the matter being weighed. To find the cubic weight of a specific matter, fill a cube with interior wall dimensions of 1" X 1" X 1" with the matter, take the total weight Wt minus the weight of the empty cube Wc, refer to as Wx. (Wt-Wc=Wx) Now take the total volume of the void in the cube interior Vc and use the ratio (1-Vc)/Wx = 1" 3/ x, x being the cubic inch weight.

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