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  1. November 13th 2009, 02:53 AM #1
    benny1979rat
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    Volume to m² @ a set depth

    Please can you help me to convert 1.05m³ in m² @ a 10mm depth, and show me the workings out. Thanking you in advance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by benny1979rat View Post
    Please can you help me to convert 1.05m³ in m² @ a 10mm depth, and show me the workings out. Thanking you in advance.
    Please try to word your questions more clearly.

    A will assume you have sheet material 10 mm thick with a volume of 1.05 cubic metres.

    10 mm is 0.01 m, let the area be A, then:

    A \times 0.01=1.05

    A=105 square metres.

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