Your answer should be in units of cubic feet, not feet (usually written as cu. ft of ft3). When you write exponents, at the very least use ^ to indicate an exponent.jim1174 said:
Actually, a gallon is ~1/8 cu. ft.Mark44 said:
It depends. In your first post you have 7.44 gal./cu. ft in one place and 7.48 gal./cu. ft. in another place. Which is it?jim1174 said:ok i think i got it
To convert cubic feet to gallons, you can use the conversion factor of 7.48 gallons per cubic foot. Simply multiply the number of cubic feet by 7.48 to get the equivalent amount in gallons.
This is because a cubic foot is a unit of volume, while a gallon is a unit of liquid measure. The conversion factor of 7.48 is based on the conversion between the two units.
Sure, for example, if you have 5 cubic feet of water, you can convert it to gallons by multiplying 5 by 7.48, which would give you 37.4 gallons.
No, the conversion factor of 7.48 gallons per cubic foot is specifically for water. For other liquids, the conversion may vary depending on the density of the liquid.
This conversion can be useful in many situations, such as calculating the capacity of a water tank or measuring the amount of water needed for a swimming pool. It can also be used in industries that deal with liquid measurements, such as brewing or agriculture.