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sq ft / gallon
by Guest » Fri Mar 16, 2007 4:13 am
what has more area? a 20 sq ft box, or a 60 gallon bag? Thanks for the help
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by Leopold Plumtree » Fri Mar 16, 2007 8:56 am
The question's difficult to understand. Do you mean the surface area of a 60 gallon volume? What shape is this volume? Different shapes have different surface area to volume ratios.
A sphere displacing 60 US gallons will have slightly less area than 20 ft² (19.38 ft²), but I haven't seen many bags like that.
A sphere displacing 60 US gallons will have slightly less area than 20 ft² (19.38 ft²), but I haven't seen many bags like that.
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