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Two solid iron poles are lying one over other. The pole at the lower position has height $220 \ cm$ and base diameter $24 \ cm,$ whereas the pole above it has height of $60 \ cm,$ and base diameter $16 \ cm.$ Calculate the weight of the pole, if $1 \ cm^3$ of iron weighs $10 \ g.$

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