while calculating Steel Round Pipes, if one pipe costs
51.125 per meter then what will be the price per kg?
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Answer / n vvvr rajesh
some data missing in the question. diameter and thickness of the pipe are required for calculating its volume and hence we can get weight of the piece per meter.
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Answer / nitian
along with the thickness,diameter the dencity of the steel pipe is also required to calculate the weight of the pipe per meter followed by cost per kg.
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Answer / naseer sonsara
the od is 52mm and the wall thickness is 6.25mm and the rate per kg is 90rs.
what will be the rate per meter
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