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1 cubit = 1.5 frrt so 1.5 cubit feet = 2.25 square feet.
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How many cubit feet is 10' x 15' x 8'?
10' x 15' x 8' = 1,200 cubic feet.
How many square yards of carpet are needed to cover a floor that is 13 feet by 15 feet?
13' x 15' (195 square feet) = 21.67 square yards of carpet needed.
How many square yards of carpet are needed to cover a floor that is 15 feet by 14 feet with a closet area of 3 feet by 6 feet?
25.33 yards
How much is 45ft in yards?
45 feet is 15 yards.
How much is 80 square feet x 15.00?
80 square feet x 15 = 1200 square feet.
How many cubit feet is 10' x 15' x 8'?
10' x 15' x 8' = 1,200 cubic feet.
How long to drive 58.67 cubit yards at 15mph?
Cubic yards are a measure of volume. 58.67 yards is 176.01 feet. 15 mph is 22 feet per second. You will cover that distance in 8 seconds.
How much carpet to cover a 12 feet x 15 feet floor?
You would need 20 square yards of carpet which is 180 square feet.
How many 12x12 square feet tile will it take to cover 15 square feet?
15
3000 cubits equals how many feet?
the length of a cubit was measured as fingertips to elbows, now taken as 18" thus 3000 cubits is 2000 feet3000 cubits = 4500 feet
How much tile do you need out of 45 square feet boxes to cover a room 15 14?
15 x 14 is 210 square feet. If one box is 45 square feet, you'll need 5 boxes.
How many bundles of shingles would it take to cover a 12' x 15' shed roof?
How much area would 15 bundles of shingles cover. Standard duty shingles use 3 bundles for every 100 square feet so 15 bundles would cover 500 square feet.
If the carpet measures 12 feet wide how long will the piece need to be to cover the floor of a room that measures 12 feet by 15 feet?
15 feet
How many 15 inch by 15 inch tiles are needed to cover a floor 9 feet by 9 feet?
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How many square feet are in a room that measures 15 x 21?
It would have been possible to answer the question if there was any information on what units were used for 15 x 21. There is no way to tell whether that was feet, yards, metres or some historic measure like a cubit!
How many feet and meters was Noah's ark?
According to Dr. Max D. Younce, who says by his calculations from Genesis 6:15 that the ark was 450 feet long, 75 feet wide and 45 feet deep. He says this is equivalent to "522 standard stock cars or 8 freight trains of 65 cars each." By some divine calculation he figures that all the insect species and the worms could fit in 21 box cars. No divine calculations needed. The measurements are based on the cubit and there is some discussion over which cubit Noah used. The shortest ancient cubit was 445 millimetres which gives an ark of 433 feet. The longer Royal Cubit (the longest known ancient cubit) at 524 mm would give an ark of 488 feet.Hope this helps.
In bibical times how much is a cubit?
There are basically 2 opinions and here the are, with references. Hope this helps. {| Search results for: cubit! Book |- ! Description ! Context | JFB Ge 6:15Notes for Verse 15 Assuming the cubit to be 21.888 inches, the ark would be five hundred forty-seven feet long, ninety-one feet two inches wide, and forty-seven feet two inches high. JFB Ex 25:10Notes for Verse 10 -- a coffer or chest, overlaid with gold, the dimensions of which, taking the cubit at eighteen inches, are computed to be three feet nine inches in length, two feet three inches in breadth. JFB 2Ch 3:3Notes for Verse 3 But there is great difference of opinion about this, some making the cubit eighteen, others twenty-one inches. JFB 2Ch 3:4Notes for Verse 4 -- This, taking the cubit at eighteen inches, would be one hundred eighty feet; at twenty-one inches, two hundred ten feet; so that the porch would rise in the form of a tower, or two pyramidal towers, whose united height was one hundred twenty cubits, and each of them about ninety or one hundred five feet high [STIEGLITZ]. Smith's N - Noah Taking 21 inches for the cubit, the ark would be 525 feet in length, 87 feet 6 inches in breadth and 52 feet 6 inches in height. Smith's W - Weights and Measures Hence arises the difficulty of determining the ratio of the foot to the CUBIT, (The Hebrew word for the cubit(ammah) appears to have been of Egyptian origin, as some of the measures of capacity (the hin and ephah) certainly were.) which appears as the chief Oriental unit from the very building of Noah's ark. ... Exod 28:16; 1 Sam 17:4; Ezek 43:13 and figuratively Isai 40:12 The data for determining the actual length of the Mosaic cubit involve peculiar difficulties, and absolute certainty seems unattainable. |}
