Material Relationship: Weight & Length of CU/Al Gauge Size

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The relationship between weight and length of copper (CU) and aluminum (Al) materials is directly proportional to their gauge size. Doubling the thickness of the material results in double the mass, assuming all other factors remain constant. Similarly, doubling the length also leads to a doubling of the mass. Importantly, the length of the material is independent of its gauge size. Understanding these relationships is crucial for accurate material calculations in engineering and manufacturing.
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can anyone tell me what is the relationship between weight & length of material (CU & Al) depending on its gauge size?
 
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Twice the thickness equals twice the mass (all other things being equal).
Twice the length equals twice the mass (all other things being equal).

The length doesn't depend on the gauge!
 

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