How do you calculate 1 cubic metre of soil? - Office Equipment & Supplies

We need to know how dense the soil is.
Too many variables to even guess at how to do your school homework.

length times width times height.

18 x 1 x .2 = 3.6 cu meters.

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One cubic metre is one thousand litres, so multiplying 2500 cubic metres by one thousand litres per cubic metre gives 2,500,000 litres.

That depends on the height of the ceiling.
194cm x 194cm is 3.7636 square metres.
If the ceiling is 2 metres high then the room is 7.5272 cubic metres.
If the ceiling is 3 metres high then the room is 11.2908 cubic metres.

A cubic metre is the volume of a cube one metre on a side, equivalent to 1000 litres.

1 cubic meter is equal to 0.000842777467778 tons.

That depends on the density of the sand. Tonne is a measure of mass, cubic metre is a measure of volume. One tonne of water is one cubic metre. One tonne of a "light" sand might occupy about one cubic metre. One tonne of gold dust would occupy quite a bit less space.

Hi, a cubic metre is a measure of volume, a square metre is a measure of area. you need to know length and width as well as depth. eg; imagine a cube is 1 metre wide by 1 metre deep by 1 metre high, this is 1 cubic metre, if you sliced this cube into 10cm slices it would cover 10m2. if you sliced it into 5cm slices it would cover 20m2. I hope this helps.

A foot is exactly 0.3048 metres and an inch is exactly 0.0254 metres. So, 30 cubic metres is about 1059 cubic feet or 1830712 cubic inches.

Cubic metre is a measure of volume. Tonne is a measure of weight (or mass). The weight of 5 cubic metres of something depends on the density of that something.

5 cubic metres of air weighs a fraction of a tonne. 5 cubic metres of water weighs 5 tonnes. 5 cubic metres of lead weighs about 56 tonnes.