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Name: MELLO
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Age: 19
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Date: 2000
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HOW MUCH DOES WATER WEIGH?

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Your question needs clarification. It depends on how much water you have, and whether you are weighing it on the Earth (the regular amount), Jupiter (a lot more), or in free space (almost nothing).

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