Posted by Bri on Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 4:43pm.
you cannot convert ft^3 to in^3 by multiplying by 12.
1 ft = 12 in, so
1 ft^3 = (12 in)^3 = 1728 in^3
24.0625 * 1728 = 415890 in^3 = 180 gal
That's some tank!
Ahh! You also did the volume wrong. You need to measure everything in either feet or inches, and you mixed them together.
Let's start over. The volume of the tank in in^3 is
21*15*11 = 3465 in^3 = 15 gals.
Now you should be able to make things come out right.
Ok I corrected my mistake and got that it would cost $51.48, because it was 15 gallons she needed to get.
Is this correct now? Thank you
Looks good to me.
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