What is 1.0 cubic feet in square feet?

Answer 1

Consult the book "Econometric Theory and Methods" by Davidson and MacKinnon. It talks about how to drop a perpendicular array onto a plane. That is the basic problem we are facing here. 1.5 cubic feet is a three dimensional measure, square feet is a two dimensional measure. I will make the following assumption: 1) You have not gone to high school 2) You will believe whatever I saw 3) The dimensions of the three dimensional space you have are 2 by .75 by 1. Where each measurement corresponds to length, width and heigh respectively. To solve this problem we project the space downwards onto the plane. Now if this space is not a cube as I have assumed, we will need to account for particle drift. Of course this is not the case as you would have surely mentioned this in your question. So by projecting it straight down, we are basically removing the height measurement. So 1.5 cubic feet under these assumtions is equal to 1.5 square feet.

Answer 2

Since cubic feet and square feet measure different things (volume vs area), there is no direct conversion between them. Square feet measure area in two dimensions (length x width), while cubic feet measure volume in three dimensions (length x width x height).

Answer 3

you can't volume does not convert to length. Like asking how many inches in a pound.

Answer 4

15.5 cubic inches is 0.06709957 US gallons.

Answer 5

This is not a correct conversion. Cubic feet is a measure of volume while square feet is a measure of area.

Answer 6

15 gallons of space = 2.0052 cubic feet (rounded) of space

Answer 7

2.2046 square feet

Answer 8

That could be 2.5 x 2.5 x 2.4 ft.

Answer 9

1.5 square ft

Answer 10

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