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Can Cubic Feet Be Converted To Surface Area Of Square Feet?
I know the cubic feet and would like to know if it is possible to convert it to the surface area in square feet
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What do you mean by converting cubic feet into square feet? They both are not comparable. 3d and 2d can't be compared. Because cubic feet is the unit of volume and square feet is the unit of area.
You can calculate the surface area of 3d object. Yes!. But you can't convert it into 2d. E.g. You have a cube whose volume is 1 cubic feet. Now you want to calculate the surface area, you will add area of all the 6 sides of the cube. Which will be 6 square feet. Similarly, you can do this with any object whether it be square, sphere, pyramid, etc.
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Just talking about a regular cube, the volume is side3 and the surface area is side2 times 6. So the formula to convert the volume to the surface area would be area = (Cube root(volume))2 times 6.
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