Since there are 231 cubic inches in a gallon - a simple multiplication and division problem should yield our answer.
36 in x 18 in x 17 in = 11016 in3
11016 in3 ÷ 231 in3/US gal = 47.69 US gallons.
A 16' x 16' x 32' tank can hold a maximum of about 61,280.4 US gallons.
If the measurements are in feet then the volume of the tank is 35,906.49 US gallons.
45.9 gallons.
60.05 US gallons.
27.7 Imperial gallons, approx.
40 gallons
4500 US Gallons
95 of them. Get 105 for breakage.
You would need exactly 36 pavers.
Depends....A tall hex tank is: Length 18 inch by depth 13 inch by height 20 inch A 20 gallon high is 24, 12, 16 A 20 gallon long... 30, 12, 12 And an x high tank is 20, 10, 34 There are many more but these are the most common. Hope this helped :)
144 (which is 16 x 9) No other multiples of 16 are divisilbe by 9: 1 x16 = 16 2 x16 = 32 3 x16 = 48 4 x16 = 64 5 x16 = 80 6 x16 = 96 7 x16 = 112 8 x16 = 128 9 x16 = 144 The lowest one of these which is divisible by 9 is the last one Your answer is 144!!
Yes, Graphic cards PCIe x16 V2.0 compatible ARE fully compatible with PCIe x16.
4"x16'x32' = 2.370370... cubic yards
448
According to various lumber sites as of 7 June 2013, the price is approximately $11-13 per linear foot.
Yes.
20"x16"x12"=3840 cubic inches. 1 gal of water has a volume of 231 cubic inches therefore the nominal/quoted/rated volume of water the tank will hold is 3840 divided by 231 which is just over 16.6 gallons of water. The tank will never hold that amount of water when keeping fish. At least 1 inch will be left empty at the top and if the tank is set up with plants lights etc an average of 2 inches will be taken up with gravel at the bottom. So 3 inches is a quarter of 12 (which is the depth of the tank) that is reducing the holding capacity of the tank by one quarter so 16.6 divided by 4 will give how much less water the tank will actually hold. That amount is 4.15 gallons. So the tank will actually hold 16.60 minus 4.15 gallons. Which leaves you with 12.45 gallons if it is a planted tank. Applying the basic rule of fishkeeping "1" of fish needs a minimum of 1 gallon of water, you will see that your tank can house a maximum of 12.5 inches of fish.
I would say about 4.