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To calculate the weight of a tubular object, you need to know the material density. For example, if the tubular section is made of steel (density approximately 7850 kg/m³), the volume can be calculated from its dimensions, and then the weight can be derived. The formula for the weight is: weight = volume × density. However, without knowing the material or additional specifications, the exact weight cannot be determined.
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