Answer / linu t.m

A small change in the above answer, 1 feet=0.3048m
so, 1 m=1/0.3048
=3.281feet
so,6*6/162=0.222
So 0.222 kg for 1m length.
for 1 ft length,
0.222/3.281=0.068Kg for if 6mm dia bar

Answer / kungan kumar

weight of bar = (dia of bar)^2/162 kg
in feet = ans/3.28


1m. = 3.28ft

Answer / ashis malakar

.0677kg/ft

Answer / s.baskaran

0.0677KG/ft

Answer / dipak rakibe patil

Simple... 6*6/162.02 = 0.222 kg for 1m length
And for 1 feet dived the above ans by 3
= 0222/3 = 0.074 Kg.

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