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The mass of an average beer can is approximately 0.01 kg (empty).

Which is equal to approximately 0.022 lbs.

If we take 1 lbs and divide it by 0.022 lbs/can:

1 lb / 0.022 lbs/can = ~45 cans.

I've noticed that other answers.com articles estimate the weight at approximately 34 cans per pound.

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