To measure volume you need three points of references to be multiplied because you are measuring a 3 dimensional area. In other words, you need to multiply the length by the width by the depth. The measurement of the volume has a formula to follow, i.e., V = LWH. 1 cubic foot (1ft.3) contained 1,728 cubic inches (1,728in.3). Remember is that a standard yard that was equal to 3 feet is not the same thing as a cubic yard. The 3 feet equals 1 yard is a 2 dimensional surface area measurement. A cubic yard is the measurement of a 3 dimensional area. In cubic measurements, there are 27 cubic... Show more To measure volume you need three points of references to be multiplied because you are measuring a 3 dimensional area. In other words, you need to multiply the length by the width by the depth. The measurement of the volume has a formula to follow, i.e., V = LWH. 1 cubic foot (1ft.3) contained 1,728 cubic inches (1,728in.3). Remember is that a standard yard that was equal to 3 feet is not the same thing as a cubic yard. The 3 feet equals 1 yard is a 2 dimensional surface area measurement. A cubic yard is the measurement of a 3 dimensional area. In cubic measurements, there are 27 cubic feet in a cubic yard. So how do you convert cubic feet into cubic yards? You take the number of feet and divide it by 27. Show less
To measure volume you need three points of references to be multiplied because you are measuring a 3 dimensional area. In other words, you need to multiply the length by the width by the depth. The measurement of the volume has a formula to follow, i.e., V = LWH. 1 cubic foot (1ft.3) contained 1,728 cubic inches (1,728in.3).
Remember is that a standard yard that was equal to 3 feet is not the same thing as a cubic yard. The 3 feet equals 1 yard is a 2 dimensional surface area measurement. A cubic yard is the measurement of a 3 dimensional area. In cubic measurements, there are 27 cubic feet in a cubic yard. So how do you convert cubic feet into cubic yards? You take the number of feet and divide it by 27.
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