What is cubic feet of a 10'x10' room?

Answer 1

Volume = length * width * height. (The * is a 'multiply' sign).

So, 16.2 feet* 9.8 feet* 8 feet = the answer in cubic feet.

This is how to solve the problem. If you need a calculator, windows has one (or Google will act as one.)

Answer 2

Take the length of 16 feet and multiply by the width of 12 feet for 192 square feet. The third dimension or height is not required and is only needed to compute the room's volume or cubic footage not the area covered or square footage.

Answer 3

You need to know the height of the room to get its cubic footage then multiply length x breadth x height.

Eg if the room was 7' tall: 10 x 10 x 7 = 700 cubic feet.

To get the square footage (surface area) multiply breadth by height eg 10' x 10' = 100 square feet.

Answer 4

Volume = length x breadth x height

=14 x 11 x 9.5 cubic feet

=1463 cubic feet

1 cubic feet = 0.02831685 cubic meters

1463 cubic feet = 41.4276 cubic meters

Answer 5

The cubic feet of a 10'x10' room with an 8' ceiling would be 800 cubic feet (10ft x 10ft x 8ft = 800 cubic feet).

Answer 6

81 square feet. 9x9 You provided the vertical dimensions, so perhaps you are also looking for cubic feet- 810 9x9x10

Answer 7

12m*12m*8m=1152m3

However why would you want to know the volume of a room?

Answer 8

There are: 15*20*8 = 2400 cubic feet

Answer 9

1000

Answer 10

65,536 feet