How do you calculate the cubic feet of a refrigerator?

Answer 1

Working initially in CENTIMETRES and measuring the inside of the refrigerator!

Multiply length by width by height to get cubic centimetres (CC) which is equal to millilitres and there are 1000 ml in a litre so you need to divide the cc by 1000 to get the answer to how many litres in volume there are.

i.e. If your fridge interior is 70cm x 55cm x 45 cm, you multiply them together to get the answer in cubic centimetres this is173250 Then divide that by 1000 to bring it back to litres and the answer in litres is 173.250 litres.

Answer 2

Basic knowledge ! Length times Width times Height

In your case (a fridge)...assuming you want to find how many cubic feet the inside (storage) has, ....inside depth times inside width times inside height. This in case you want to find the interior cubic feet. I hope you can figure out how to find out the cubic feet of the whole thing, if that's what you need.

Answer 3

cubic foot= (length x width x height) divide by 1728

where L, W and H in inches

Answer 4

I need to find out the cubic ft of a refrigerator it is 28 1/4 wide, 28 1/2 deep and 66 high 30.8 cubic feet

Answer 5

Use this formula after taking the measurements in feet: width x depth x height = cubic feet

Answer 6

Well, the formula is lwh, meaning the length x width x height. This is for a rectangular prism or a cube, by the way. Example: 4 x 4 x 7 = 112ft squared. Hope that helps.

Answer 7

Measure the dimensions of the freezer (Height, Width, Depth) and multiply them all together.

Height x Width x Depth

That's the basic volume formula for rectangles.

Answer 8

First reference is the manufacturer's or seller's catalogue, or a label on the machine. Failing these, you'll have to measure its interior and calculate the volume by basic arithmetic.

Answer 9

measure interior height x width x depth ( back to front.) An average fridge is about 4 x 2 x 2 = 16 cu ft.