Thread: 3rd Conversion Problem / Question

Thank You for the Help!

-qbkr21

There are approx. 28.32 liters in a cubic foot. Go from there?.

I know I have to convert, but before I do so is the 12.5 x 15.5 x 8.0 the length that needs to be cubed to equal the volume?

So to get the volume in , you do this calulcation:





So you have:



I think you can handle it from here.

Originally Posted by Spec

So to get the volume in , you do this calulcation:





So you have:



I think you can handle it from here.

What I am not understanding how to ft. to ft.^3 . Seems like if you cubed the ft.^3 you would have to originally cube the numbers too. The problem never mention the room was measured in feet cubed just feet.

A room is three-dimensional, so it makes sense that the unit for describing the volume of a room is also three-dimensional.

Originally Posted by Spec

A room is three-dimensional, so it makes sense that the unit for describing the volume of a room is also three-dimensional.

See this is what I mean wording. You just gave me a big heads up and I thank you.

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