pls calculate how many sq ft in a cabnit Hight=8 ft, length=7 ft, width/depth=2 ft.
and please tell me the calculation method, how to calculate sq ft of such area?
waiting urgently thanks
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by Dirtman » Fri Jan 05, 2007 12:55 pm
You have 3 dimensions, so I'm assuming you need cubic feet, not square feet.
As all three measurements are the same unit (feet), simply multiply all three figures together to obtain cubic feet. 8' * 7' * 2' = 112 cubic feet.
George
As all three measurements are the same unit (feet), simply multiply all three figures together to obtain cubic feet. 8' * 7' * 2' = 112 cubic feet.
George
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