804.25
A cubit is a foot and a half.A cubic foot is ... not something that you can compare to a length. It could be a mile square and a tiny fraction of an inch high; it could be miles high and a tiny fraction of an inch square.
Up to 8,797.1 gallons.
How many gallons will fit into a 24 foot diameter x 4 foot high round swimming pool
Foot is correct. It is both the plural and singular when referring to measurement (1 foot, 100 foot, 1000 foot tall/high/wide etc). Feet are the two things on the end of your legs. * * * * * Not true. More than one foot is correct only if it is used as part of an adjectival phrase: for example a 60-foot high building. Otherwise, the building should be described as 60 feet high.
Eight.
A cubit is a foot and a half.A cubic foot is ... not something that you can compare to a length. It could be a mile square and a tiny fraction of an inch high; it could be miles high and a tiny fraction of an inch square.
If you mean a cylinder then it is: pi*4*4*0.25 = 12.566 cubic feet to 3 decimal places
Up to 8,797.1 gallons.
30 feet. And you don't have to round it to the nearest foot. It's exactly 30 feet.
1,000,000 US gallons is about 134,000 cubic feet. A round tank of 56 feet diameter by 56 feet high will hold 1 million US gallons. Also a round pond of about 413 feet diameter by 1 foot deep.
126.4375 cubic feet.
A cylinder with a diameter of 1 foot and 3 feet high has a surface area of 11 square feet.
How many gallons will fit into a 24 foot diameter x 4 foot high round swimming pool
A 5 cubic feet refrigerator is approximately 5 feet high, 2 feet wide, and 2 feet deep.
Foot is correct. It is both the plural and singular when referring to measurement (1 foot, 100 foot, 1000 foot tall/high/wide etc). Feet are the two things on the end of your legs. * * * * * Not true. More than one foot is correct only if it is used as part of an adjectival phrase: for example a 60-foot high building. Otherwise, the building should be described as 60 feet high.
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. |}
A man on a 270 foot high hill.