On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 6:41 PM, Johnson Jr., Earl <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

>
> Does anyone know of a formula that can calculate cubic feet from either
> gallons or pounds?


Earl (and for the benefit of many others)
Cubic feet represents volume, pounds represents weight. To determine volume
such as cubic feet you need to know 3 things Height, length, and width (or
other forms of measuring). For example a box that measures 12 inches x 12
inches x 12 inches equals 1728 cubic inches. now 12 inches is also equal to
1 foot, so this same box equals 1 cubic foot


now is it possible to convert gallons into cubic footage? sure, but not
knowing the formula I conducted a Google search

http://shrinkster.com/12pa

now a pound is a weight measure. something that can also be converted
through a formula, and look just by changing one parameter of the above
Google search I'm able to find how to do that conversion

http://shrinkster.com/12pb



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Peter Kurilecz CRM CA
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