Formula Needed?

[Kiwi Carguy]

Hi guys... and girl

I have a mate that is needing the formula to calculate volume? So length x width x high = cm3 or somthing like that? Anyone able to help? I think he is trying to work out his tanks capacity in his rally car?

Cheers.

[GravelBen]

Volume of a cuboid kinda shape is length*width*height.

Cylinder is pi*([radius of end]^2)*length

[Kiwi Carguy]

Thanks... thats two chocolate fish

[GravelBen]

Always been a fan of chocolate fish!

[Marksteamnz]

Kiwi Carguy said:

Hi guys... and girl

I have a mate that is needing the formula to calculate volume? So length x width x high = cm3 or somthing like that? Anyone able to help? I think he is trying to work out his tanks capacity in his rally car?

Cheers.

cc (cubic centimeters) = millilitres = height x width x length (all distances measured in centimetres)

Cheers
Mark

[Kiwi Carguy]

Marksteamnz said:

Kiwi Carguy said:

Hi guys... and girl

I have a mate that is needing the formula to calculate volume? So length x width x high = cm3 or somthing like that? Anyone able to help? I think he is trying to work out his tanks capacity in his rally car?

Cheers.

cc (cubic centimeters) = millilitres = height x width x length (all distances measured in centimetres)

Cheers
Mark

Cheers Mark thats the one he wanted Sorry Ben no fish for you

[GravelBen]

Its the same formula, he just put some units on it! Applies with any units though, ie length*width*depth in metres will give volume in cubic metres.

[Marksteamnz]

Aye, well, hmm, the original question was to get a formula for cm3? That's what I answered. Could have added and divide by 1000 to get litres but I'm not that flashy.
Cheers
Mark

Edited by Marksteamnz on Monday 16th March 18:05