How much is 50 cubic meters?

Answer 1

It is as much as the volume of a cube with edges measuring 5m.

NO.

A cube with edges measuring 5 m would have a volume of 5*5*5 = 125 cubic metres.

What is required is a cube with sides measuring cuberoot(5) metres = 1.71 m (approx). That is a bit more than 5 ft 7 inches (in case you can't visualise metric measures).

Answer 2

That is the volume of a medium sized room. Imagine a room that has 4 meters by 4 meters of floor space (equivalent to a bit over 13 feet by 13 feet) and is 3 meters (or 10 feet) high; that gives a volume of 48 cubic meters for the room.

Answer 3

1 cubic yard = 764.554858 liters 1 cu meter = 1000 litres So 5 cubic yards = 5 x 764.554858 liters = 3822.77 liters Divide that by 1000 gives 3.823 cubic meters