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34' x 1'8" x 4'
the only tricky thing here is that 1'8" can't be multiplied right away... the 8 inches converts to 0.6667 feet, so after that you just multiply the terms
34' * 1.6667' * 4' = 226.667 Feet Cubed, or (226 Feet, and 8 Inches)
if you want inches... I'll convert everything to inches...
408" x 20" x 48"
then you just multiply them...
408" x 20" x 48"
= 391680
and since your multiplying inches, by inches, by inches, it's called cubic inches (inches^3)
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