Formula for Calculating Volume of Two Sub Boxes: Capacity & Model Guidelines

Hello,

I have two sub boxes and I would like to calculate their capacity / volume. Can you help with a model?

Thanks

height times width times depth

H x W x D If you enter dimensions in dm, you will get the result in liters.
Example:
H=100cm=10dm
W=50cm=5dm
Depth=40cm=4dm
10 x 5 x 4 = 200 liters
Regards.
Ps.: Study man, because you won't get far...

did you finish the 3rd grade of elementary school?

Retron wrote:

H x W x D If you enter dimensions in dm, you will get the result in liters.
Example:
H=100cm=10dm
W=50cm=5dm
Depth=40cm=4dm
10 x 5 x 4 = 200 liters
Regards.
Ps.: Study man, because you won't get far...

I don't understand the comment from learn man ... I finished my education many years ago after 19 years with two diplomas. Mathematics and geometry are unnecessary for me, so it's rather natural that I don't remember the formula that I don't use at all ... next time, think about a joke because it's rather out of place.

In addition, the formula for the volume of a cuboid is rather not what interests me. My boxes are polygons in the classic inverted trpezoid arrangement of the side walls. Maybe now one of my colleagues will show knowledge and help, not leaky comments ...

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raveland wrote:

did you finish the 3rd grade of elementary school?

1. This is not the topic of the thread
2. Unlike you, I finished so long ago that I don't even remember it
3. I suggest going back to the field and digging beets because you fit in there - rather you can't behave among people.

no greetings

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crazy_88 wrote:

height times width times depth

thanks a lot helpful as usual :)

but read above about the shape of the block I am writing about. Sloping walls reduce the surface area. Is there a formula or do I have to measure individual figures (cones, cuboids and add?)

exactly as you say, calculate individual volumes and add them Regards

instead of insulting people, however, I suggest going back to school and after:
1 remember the patterns or find out what it is, e.g. google.pl and try to use it
2 learn how to formulate a question if you want to skip 1 point because I read your question a few times and nowhere did I see that it was a trapezoid or something similar

P.S. I'm starting to doubt your diplomas
no offense, but even a man who only finished elementary school knows how to calculate the volume

oh come on, calm down, the question was answered, that's what the forum is for, by the way, reveland, why did you block me on gg

raveland wrote:

instead of insulting people, however, I suggest going back to school and after:
1 remember the patterns or find out what it is, e.g. google.pl and try to use it
2 learn how to formulate a question if you want to skip 1 point because I read your question a few times and nowhere did I see that it was a trapezoid or something similar

P.S. I'm starting to doubt your diplomas
no offense, but even a man who only finished elementary school knows how to calculate the volume

pfff you started it yourself so now don't cry ... the fact that I didn't describe the shape of the block does not change the fact of your beetish behavior and lack of culture ... for me you are a shallow raptus. Your doubts are all the more of no interest to me as your statements continue to go in the same direction. You can see that lack of culture is the norm for you ... or maybe you are so self-confident and staring at the inscription above the desk "I am Alpha and Omega that it does not reach, that not everyone has to remember everything?

I asked the question not to read your beet jokes, but for someone to help me, remind me, etc. Others somehow managed to answer politely with a pinch of salt. It's a shame you're downgrading this forum.

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crazy_88 wrote:

exactly as you say, calculate individual volumes and add them Regards

hehe, so I'm starting to "cut" the boxes into individual blocks. Thanks.