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To determine the length of tie wire in meters, we need to know the weight of 1 kilogram of gauge 16 tie wire. The weight of wire per unit length can vary depending on the material and specific properties of the wire. Once we have the weight per meter of gauge 16 tie wire, we can calculate the length in meters by dividing 1 kilogram by the weight per meter. Without this specific information, it is not possible to provide an accurate answer.
approximately 50 to 53 m.
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