Multiply length by width by height to find the volume in a cubic unit of measurement. For example, to find the volume of a box that is 2 feet long, 2 feet wide and 3 feet high, 2x2x3=12 cubic feet.
Volume in cubic feet = Length in feet * Width in feet * Height in feet.
Cubic feet is one unit of measurement of volume, though any cubic unit of measurement (cubic centimeters, cubic yards, ect.) is representative of a volume.
The volume in cubic feet of a cube 3' by 3' by 3' is: 27 cubic feet.
There is no such unit as "cubic square feet". If you want to calculate the cubic feet of volume in a room, multiply the room's length (in feet) by its width (in feet), and then multiply that result by the room's height (in feet).
Volume is 254.469 cubic feet.
Yes, volume is in cubic feet
Multiply length by width by height to find the volume in a cubic unit of measurement. For example, to find the volume of a box that is 2 feet long, 2 feet wide and 3 feet high, 2x2x3=12 cubic feet.
Volume in cubic feet = Length in feet * Width in feet * Height in feet.
Convert all dimensions to feet, then multiply Length x Width x Height to get cubic feet.
Cubic feet is one unit of measurement of volume, though any cubic unit of measurement (cubic centimeters, cubic yards, ect.) is representative of a volume.
You don't. Cubic feet is a measure of volume. Volume is a property of 3-dimensional objects. A circle is a two-dimensional object, it does not have a volume. You could find the cubic feet in a sphere, but not in a circle.
cubic feet, cubic meters, cubic yards, if a very large lake, cubic miles
The volume in cubic feet of a cube 3' by 3' by 3' is: 27 cubic feet.
Volume in cubic feet = cross-section area*length
There is no such unit as "cubic square feet". If you want to calculate the cubic feet of volume in a room, multiply the room's length (in feet) by its width (in feet), and then multiply that result by the room's height (in feet).
The volume of the toy box in cubic yards is (1/3). To convert this to cubic feet, we multiply by 27 (the conversion factor from cubic yards to cubic feet), giving us a volume of (9) cubic feet.