Cubic feet of a rectangle

Answer 1

Couple of problems there . . .

1). 'Feet' describe a length, whereas 'cubic feet' describe a volume.

So they can't be converted.

2). A rectangle has no volume, since it's a plane (2-D) figure.

Much like the question, a rectangle doesn't hold water.

Answer 2

What is the Cubic ft of this rectangle 14' lg x 2' ht x 4"

Answer 3

112