How much does a cubic foot of water cost?

Answer 1

1 cubic foot = 1,728 cubic inches = 28,316.85 cm3

Density of gold = 19.3 gm/cm3

Mass of the cubic foot = (19.3) x (28,316.85) grams

One on-line quote-page says that gold closed today at US$55.56 per gram.

So tonight, your cubic foot is worth (19.3) x (28,316.85) x ($55.56) = $30,364,381 .

I would sell.

(I would also arrange to have it picked up, since the cubic foot weighs about 1,205 pounds.)

Answer 2

The cost of a cubic foot of water can vary depending on location and water source. In general, the cost of tap water in the United States is quite low, typically ranging from less than a penny to a few cents per cubic foot. Bottled water, however, can cost significantly more, ranging from a few dollars to over $10 per cubic foot.

Answer 3

It depends on your vendor/supplier/utility.

In the suburbs of Portland, Oregon I am paying $0.0101 per cubic foot.