This is how I am doing it as I have no background in math or physics hated them in college and passed with "very generous D's" aka all we had to do was show up and we passed.
I have to figure cubic feet for a remodeling job my husband is doing and thus the heating and cooling which seems to go by cubic feet.
This is an example of how I am doing it which I think is right but am not sure.
I am using my parrot cage! LOL
It is 36" x 24" x 48" in height.
So I take 36inches x 24 inches and I get 864 and then I take 864 inches x 48 and I get 41472.
Then to change it from 41472 cubic inches to cubic feet I am thinking to simply take 12 inches x 12 inches and I get 144 and then 144 x 12 and I get 1728.
So now I know that there are 1728 cubic inches in one cubic foot. So now I take the total cubic inches of my parrot cage which is 41472 and DIVIDE this by 1728 and I get 24.
SO...... my parrot cage with inside dimensions of 36"x 24" x 48" in height has 24 cubic feet.
2007-01-17
02:07:39
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