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How many cubic inches in 16 cubic feet?
16 cubic feet = 27,648 cubic inches
What is the standard measure of 16 cubic inches?
The standard measure for 16 cubic inches is 262.2 cubic centimetres.
How many gallons would a rectangle hold that is 16x12x34 inches?
The volume of the rectangle would be 16*12*34 = 6528 cubic inches. 1 cubic inch = .004 gallons so 6528 cubic inches would be .004 * 6528 = 26.112 gallons.
How many cubic feet in 48 inches by 16inches by 18 inches?
48 inches by 16 inches by 18 inches = 8 cubic feet.
How many cubic inches is a pipe 16 inches in diameter?
201.1 cubic inches for every inch long the piece of pipe is.
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