Math Question

[frankykeno]

Okay my little math whiz friends I need help calculating something and I so truly suck at math it's pretty much sad....

I have a space we'll call it...it is 6 feet wide by 3 feet deep and is 9.5 feet tall. Now I know that gives me 18 sq feet but how does one figure out the true volume I guess you'd call it of this space. Basically a 6 foot x 3 foot retangle that is also 9.5 feet in height?

Help me please oh math smart members.

[Sasquatch Art]

To find the Volume you multiply the Length,width, and height together



So I think it ends up being 171 cubic inches...(You might want to check me on that though)

[Freakie_frog]

To find the Volume you multiply the Length,width, and height together



So I think it ends up being 171 cubic inches...(You might want to check me on that though)

Well is actually 171 square feet

[Evan Jamison]

To find the Volume you multiply the Length,width, and height together



So I think it ends up being 171 cubic inches...(You might want to check me on that though)

Nope, it would be 171 cubic feet, not inches.

-Evan

[Sasquatch Art]

Well is actually 171 square feet

Good thing you caught me on that. I have always been bad about not reading the question clearly.

[Freakie_frog]

Good thing you caught me on that. I have always been bad about not reading the question clearly.

Its cool. You figured it right just stated the answer wrong

[jhall1468]

171 cubic feet .

[jhall1468]

Well is actually 171 square feet

A square foot is a unit of measurement for area, not volume. Cubic units are used to measure volume.

Evan beat me to it, but the units are cubic feet.

[jglass38]

What are you putting in that space!?