How much square feet is one cubic meter?

Answer 1

one meter cubed is a cube 1 meter wide by 1 meter long by 1 meter tall.

Surface area of 1 side is 1 meter times 1 meter = 1 square meter!

Cube has 6 sides, so 6 X 1 meter squared = 6 square meters

To convert to some other measurement, say, inches, substitute.

L X W X 6 (sides) = total area

39.37 * 39.37 = 1549.9969 * 6 = 9299.9814 sq.inches

Answer 2

one square meter

The area of any side of a cube that has the volume of 1 cubic metre is equal to 1 square metre.

However, 1 cubic metre of matter can be spread over an area larger or smaller than 1 square metre, depending on the height (or thickness).

Example: 5m long x 1m wide x 0.2m high = 1 cubic metre volume and the area over which this is spread is 5m long x 1m wide = 5 square metres.

Answer 3

The surface of a 1 cubicmeter cube is 6 square meters. But it is not possible to convert cubic into square because Cubic is 3D and square is 2D

Answer 4

These cannot be compared; "square feet" is a surface measurement; "cubic meter" is a volume measurement. Just as you cannot ask "How many square feet is a cubic foot?"

Answer 5

1000 litres (1000 dm3), a million centimetres cubed (millilitres)

Answer 6

They are not equivalent units of measure. A cubic meter is a measure of volume (3 dimensions), while a square meter measures area (2 dimensions).

Answer 7

square feet unit level measurements and cubic meters per unit is measuring the volume of the two compared with Rob Gelphman.

Answer 8

one meter square equal to 1/m of one cubic meter