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Re: mm to sqm
by Dirtman » Tue Jan 18, 2011 11:53 am
kjones wrote:I am trying to calculate a price for sheet glass sized 2134x3660 mm. The cost per sheet was quoted at $4.60 sqm. How much would the sheet cost?
There are 1000 mm in one meter, so:
2134 mm / 1000 = 2.134 m
3660 mm / 1000 = 3.660 m
2.134 m * 3.660 m = 7.81 m^2
7.81 m^2 * $4.60/m^2 = $35.93
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Gallons in a well
by dslava » Wed Feb 15, 2012 6:40 am
I picked up an almost cubed aquarium tonight. Just need someone to check my math skills.
The tank size is 25" x 18" x 25". I have no idea how many gallons the tank holds, but I did the math and Im assuming the water volume capacity is 60.5 gallons.
25" x 18" x 25" = 11,250/1,728 = 60.5 gallons
Is that right?
The tank size is 25" x 18" x 25". I have no idea how many gallons the tank holds, but I did the math and Im assuming the water volume capacity is 60.5 gallons.
25" x 18" x 25" = 11,250/1,728 = 60.5 gallons
Is that right?
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Re: Gallons in a well
by Dirtman » Wed Feb 15, 2012 7:29 am
dslava wrote:I picked up an almost cubed aquarium tonight. Just need someone to check my math skills.
The tank size is 25" x 18" x 25". I have no idea how many gallons the tank holds, but I did the math and Im assuming the water volume capacity is 60.5 gallons.
25" x 18" x 25" = 11,250/1,728 = 60.5 gallons
Is that right?
25 in * 25 in * 18 in = 11,250 cubic inches. There are 231 cu.in. in 1 gallon, so: 11,250 cu.in. / 231 cu.in./gallon (US) = 48.7 gallons
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Re: mm to sqm
by Greggles1980 » Tue Aug 26, 2014 10:54 pm
Hello,
I have a similar calculation.
One of my suppliers is charging £36.50 for a 225mm x 170mm product. I need to know the cost per mm he is charging to find out his pricing guide?
Thanks in advance for any help
I have a similar calculation.
One of my suppliers is charging £36.50 for a 225mm x 170mm product. I need to know the cost per mm he is charging to find out his pricing guide?
Thanks in advance for any help
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