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For example, let’s say we have a really big male giant (which is redundant, I know, but bear with me). Say he’s 380 cm (12 ft 6 in) tall, and we want to determine what his weight should be. The new height is about 109% of the giant’s average height of 350 cm (11 ft 6 in), or 1.09 times that height. The cube of 1.09 is approximately 1.3, which we now multiply times the average weight of 977.4 kg. This gives us the thoroughly impressive figure of 1,270.6 kg (2,801 lb). This is certainly not someone (or something) you’d want pursuing you down a corridor with a large axe of some sort, by any means.