Cubic feet is a measure of volume, like (but not equal to) a gallon of milk. Feet, is measure of length, like "I am 6 feet tall."
1 cubic foot is the volume held by a box that measures 1 foot on each side. A cubic yard (used for ordering small amounts of top soil or cement) is the volume held by a box (or cube) 3 feet (or a yard) on each side. So one cubic yard is equal to 3x3x3, or 27 cubic feet.
Square foot is a measure of area. Cubic foot is a measure of volume. They are not equal.
Same as "foot". The term "linear" is used to distinguish from square foot, or cubic foot.Same as "foot". The term "linear" is used to distinguish from square foot, or cubic foot.Same as "foot". The term "linear" is used to distinguish from square foot, or cubic foot.Same as "foot". The term "linear" is used to distinguish from square foot, or cubic foot.
You can not compare a square foot to a cubic foot because they are 2 different quantities!
There is a foot, a square foot, and a cubic foot, but there is no such thing as a square cubic foot. A foot and a square foot have no volume, so they're not related to gallons in any way. One cubic foot is the same volume as 7.48052 gallons. (rounded)
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Running Foot (ft) is a measure of distance. Square Foot (ft²) is a measure of area.
You don't, square feet are a measure of area and cubic feet are a measure of volume.
There is no conversion. Cubic feet is for volume while square feet is for area.
Zero. There are 28.3168466 liters in a cubicfoot.
Not possible to answer - a cubic foot is a measurement of volume, a square mile is a measurement of area!
Obtain any material that can be carved, something to carve it with, and a ruler. Carve from the material a cube whose edge length is a foot. You now have a cubic foot of the material. Fashion a knife of this material and use it to cut a cake; you have now divided by the material (get it?), leaving you with just a cubic foot. Alternatively, make sure the area of the bottom of your foot is one square foot. If it is, then you have a square foot of foot. A square foot times a foot is a cubic foot, so you have a cubic foot.
You simply can't convert square units to cubic units.