How to Find Volume in Cubic Feet

How to Find Volume in Cubic Feet. Part of the series: Solving Math Problems. In math, a cubic foot is a cube whose dimensions are one foot in width, height and depth. Find volume in cubic feet with tips from a math teacher in this free video on solving math problems. Read more: www.ehow.com/video_4978374_vol...

[@JHarv901]

OMG, I'm an architect and and structural engineer and if anyone did this long math with fractions I would fire them. Since you started measuring with inches then fine, 15"x10"x12"=1800 cu. in. ÷ 1728 cu. in. = 1.04 cubic foot. 1728 is the total cubic inches in one cubic foot. (12"x12"x12") That's my long version. I wouldn't even mess with inches and would stick with feet; 1.25' x .83' = 1.04 cu. ft. done in two seconds.

[@irvin7002]

what if u have to find the depth of what you should do? like what is the calculate you have to do

[@JHarv901]

@@irvin7002 I have no idea what you asked me. Please ask again so that I understand your question.

[@alessandro4337]

@@JHarv901 i think he means what do you do if you want to find the length if you already have the volume. it would basically be the same @Irvin here is the calculation to find the breadth (width) Volume/Length=Width

[@mr.e695]

First of all ... YOU're AWESOME!!! Second ... YOU'RE AWESOME!!! Took Google 10 minutes to get me here and you gave me the formula I needed in less than 3!! You are AT LEAST 300% BETTER THAN GOOGLE. Thank you!!!

[@soggeysandwhich7520]

simp this is a joke

[@deepaky100]

Hello Mam thanks. I am from India. Your method is little touch. You do with simple methods like this. 15 Inch= 15/12=1.25 Feet 10 Inch= 10/12=0.833 Feet 12 Inch= 12/12= 1 Feet Now multiply all 1.25×0.833×1=1.04125 Cubic feet Thanky Mam

[@user-vf5qp6bp4r]

Thanks for this She made harder. that's why Robert Kiyosaki hated going to school😂

[@armandodiazp.4093]

🤣😂😆 I agreed, why always the teachers going trough the hardest way? ​@@user-vf5qp6bp4r

[@soulassassin5792]

YOU ARE THE ABSOLUTE BEST! I was so confused, so I googled and found a link that rocketed my knowledge on this! Thank so much, this really helped me!

[@nolanbrock6420]

instablaster

[@soggeysandwhich7520]

00:07 “A cubic foot is a cube.” This information is indeed accurate 😂 I also love how her name has E.T. In it.😂

[@synwannleathercraft8506]

If I am making a pattern bag how can i calculate the area of the bag to suit the bottom of the bag please ?

[@arryrooker3079]

Millimetres is best, Look how complicated everything becomes measuring old school tactics in feet, its kinda like talking Latin or counting in Roman

[@colleenmcnamaradusti4861]

We had a friend deliver a trailer of hand stacked cut and split oak for our wood stove. The inside measurement of the trailer is 8ft. long x 4ft. wide and stacked 2ft. high! Is this a half cord?

[@ShakeelAhmad-cg4il]

nice tutorial thank you so much

[@majmalkhan9201]

How to calculate tons within the measurement

[@akilandharmalingam2659]

Mam one doupt ? The all values divided by 12 .may be any volume calculation threat is a divided one aaa

[@sachinkabburkar3589]

Thank You for the information 😊🙏

[@akilandharmalingam2659]

Mam one doupt? Why you divided the all values by 12.maybe any volume calculation breath is a divided one aa

[@arifbutt6334]

Really Helping Thanks Mam

[@muhammadkaisor4769]

Thank you from Bangladesh. Ms mathematics teacher.

[@saleemsadique]

This is simple math. First, we should understand how 1 CFT is measured? Let us take an example of a wood block size 1 CFT, that is 1 feet depth * 1 feet width * 1 feet height. As per your question how many square feet in 1 cubic feet? this depends upon what thickness size sheets you want to cut from the wood block of 1 CFT. Let us take an example of 1 inch each thickness plank that equals to 12 planks can be cut from 1 CFT wood block. This is equal to 12 square feet from 1 CFT wood block. If you cut plank of half inch thickness you will get 24 sheets, this equal to 24 square feet. Converting CFT to SQFT you should always consider the thickness of each square feet, more thinner sheets you cut more square plank you get. Some examples Calculating half CFT : Each plank thickness half an inch, number of planks 24, width 6 inches, length is 12 inch= thickness X number of planks X width of plank X length of the plank divided by 1728 ( 1 CFT = 1728 square inch ) (.5*24*6*12)/1728 = 0.5 CFT Calculating one CFT : Each plank thickness half an inch, number of planks 24, width 6 inches, length is 24 inch = thickness X number of planks X width of plank X length of the plank divided by 1728 ( 1 CFT = 1728 square inch ) (.5*24*6*24)/1728 = 1 CFT

[@hera3205]

So length and depth are the same? Please answer.

[@basavaiahpodila477]

Very simplified madam thank you

[@tomjones2348]

Well done!

[@inventoseideas3400]

I would like to understand this, but it is impossible for me, could you activate the subtitles please?

[@subburaj5503]

hi sir how to 100 liter steel tank size calculated

[@crystalgaming2022]

Thanks i am doing my homework

[@wh8085]

or . . . 10 x 12 x 15 = 1800 , 1800 divided by 12 cubed ( 1728 ) = 1.04167

[@S2bangah]

WH def much easier to convert to footage AFTER doing the inch math. thanks!

[@hpurey]

1:18 why simplify 10/12 but not everything else that can be simplified. Especially the final answer?

[@MSK8081Technical]

Which student tell to mam math is best for other teacher

[@Maurice_Montana]

Thanks nancy!

[@samazadi972]

Wouldn’t be easier to multiple inches, than devide to foot ?

[@lindaginn7714]

As long as you divide by the volume of a cubic foot in inches, which is 1,728.

[@northernsoldier2280]

Forgive my incompetence but I am confused on the difference between height and depth. (Shouldn't depth instead be length?) Also at 2:30 you changed 75 to a 3. Im lost on that one. Again sorry.

[@raymondikediuwa2250]

your question is correct, that should be length and not depth.

[@ramesh9534]

I am perplexing at that point. How to get 3/75

[@ganeshkamble1091]

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[@Aguirre693]

ganesh Kamble please shut the fuck up

[@somniak6271]

can someone explain why she simplifies 10/12ths to 5/6ths

[@ARYA-lk2ku]

How u got 1 3 over 72??

[@kaj-nagibe]

Shouldn't the height be 15" if that is the longest measurement or it doesn't matter?

[@armandodiazp.4093]

It doesn't matter, it is just for educacional purposes

[@romannomad4332]

Confusing is it length instead of depth?

[@pabloescb2894]

Thanks from chile

[@TOLIBOVILHOM]

Now I will have nightmares about this cubic feet thingy.

[@hisyst]

Very good and nice

[@merigakalyan7089]

how to find silt content of sand

[@junrieindoc6898]

You should straight forward mam to calculate, so it easy to get.

[@bijoybijoydas8659]

Thanks mam

[@mohammedkhan-zt9il]

thank

[@multivision6233]

Nice video

[@keithsloan8922]

Surely convert to decimal would be simpler

[@yevgenymyronov5337]

Multiply all three dimensions in inches and divide by 1728

[@sarahtahir4304]

Can you teache me how to find a volume of a stone teacher nensi

[@cxttoncxndy6510]

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[@glyzacabudlan8487]

"Ass.: 1/2 crosswise 1. Sally has a chocolate box whos length is 12cm,height of 8cm and width of 6cm.Find tha volume og the box. 2. A standard men's basketball has a diameter of 24 cm. What is tha volume of the basketball? 3. A 9cm wide cross section pipe has a height of 13 cm. Calculate the volume of the pipe

[@loveforever5687]

how did you get 3/72

[@thrn100]

72 goes into 75 one time. So you put a one . 1 than the remaining numbers from subtracting 75 from 72 is 3 so it is 1 and 3 over 72

[@dantheruggedman5485]

I got 1 1/24?

[@tanishanoble5619]

Thanks

[@arun4846]

Superb

[@dianevessels2632]

How to you figure cubic feet of a room with a vaulted ceiling?

[@hadiuzzamanAsstEngineerElectri]

😊yse😊we😊

[@munsterfloyd]

Have you ever heard of the metric system???

[@stephencrompton4352]

What if you just worked in metres, much easier and straightforward

[@stephensmith60]

I need to change to decimal format.

[@pcb8256]

thanks

[@apriljoymabelin6866]

great

[@xerxiii4706]

My teacher never went over this and we are taking a pretest already

[@SONARSONGSHAR72]

How expert Mathematician.

[@arryrooker3079]

To be honest I got lost as soon as she put 5/6 What the he'll does that mean?

[@omarzoobi241]

arry rooker she’s converting to ft, there is 12 inches in a foot, so 10 inches equals 10/12ft and 10/12 is the same as 5/6ft

[@keharsingh6443]

Some another question do

[@dukat03]

There are allot of ways to do this, this just throws people off, convert inches to feet then wallla!

[@johnbenson3174]

Such a simple problem she make such a big deal . 15" to feet 1.25ft 10" to feet 0.83ft

[@1945.6]

Where is length here?

[@syedsaeedrasheed9371]

good

[@komalkaundal9788]

Okk

[@sonuKumar-df3du]

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[@avtentertainments7983]

I got 1+3/4

[@sunjoshi1]

why is everyone in comments saying this is wrong when it is literally correct.

[@yevgenymyronov5337]

It has taken her nearly three minutes, what literally takes 3 seconds. Multiply all three dimensions in inches and divide by 1728 :)

[@jacobbutler7942]

MULTIPLY IN INCHES. THEN DIVIDE BY 1728. WHICH IS 12x12x12

[@user-vt4jq1ns6u]

This is probably easy for me

[@kobywalker7530]

3/72=1/24?

[@sunjoshi1]

divide both sides by 3 I guess that isn't 1/24

[@jackykhangdi9701]

It's accurate

[@zjs3157]

Shouldnt it be 3/16 not 3/12

[@user-pq5hy4xp9i]

15 in is 1.25 ft

[@mdsalman-ey2lp]

You can't write 1.3/12 = 15/12 It should be 1+(3/12) = 15/12

[@JHarv901]

How about 1.25 ? Much easier yet

[@Cybergrip1]

good grief! Just divide by 12 to get the feet and multiply. forget all that conversion stuff. Goodness sakes.

[@AnthonyNJ90]

Thank you for the help!

[@ashfaq82786]

Ohh man why couldn’t we make it more easy. 15”+10”+12”=37” 37” is equal to 3’.1” ( 1 ft and 1 inch) Divide them on 3 (number of angles) 3’/3= 1’ .1”/3= .0333 So the answer should be 1.033 cu ft

[@samhinzman2018]

So nobody is going to point out that 3/12 is broken down to 1/4?

[@munsterfloyd]

1.25x.83x1=1.04

[@tomaszignielnicki4320]

Just came across with your channel.Must admit ,,our,, metric system ( cm, mm etc.) is less complicated and more accurate.

[@firsttimeforge3596]

Cool

[@muntaderal-sadi3766]

From iraq🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@LuisGonzalez-rp1sr]

I lost in 1- 3/12

[@AlexanderRodriguez-ni4kt]

Yes, yes, yeeeeeeeeeeeeeees.

[@barbarasingh4011]

helli

[@alijomaalizadah8518]

لطفاً برای ما ساختن مکعب

[@mariapalustre1514]

The teacher does explained well so as the student will understand well. She did not explained how she get the figure or answer if a student is a slow learner whoops she will miss everything. Just a comment.

[@bhagwanlalyadav7517]

OMG

[@bigbrother9531]

Stay in school. No wonder I suck at math.

[@courtneyspruell1449]

Thank you my mom yelled at me.

[@faisalkhan-rf9lp]

i fucking hate math i thought math was over man

[@chadiadnane4113]

Men this is the kind of teaching that made me hate math

[@JimmyFantage]

It's easy though...

[@prakashshukla3143]

Dont no teaching

[@gailabungruangmei9773]

Zero teacher that's should not be a teaching.....

[@johnbrowner3407]

Keep the shit simple why go into fractions!!!

[@jakeday4105]

Sucked

[@GhostRoste]

Oh you are not teacher only you are making people fool you are unable to multiply any of them

[@rodrigoduterte3151]

I really dont understan your explaination..lack of details and explaination