That is relatively easy, you would take the equation Linear Foot=Length then mutitply the length by the cost per linear foot. Therefore you already have measured 6 foot plus 9 foot that equals 15 feet in length, you then multiply that number 15 x 150 (price per linear foot) which would give you 2250. The depth does not matter just the length when you measure linear feet. Hmmm. If the counter is L-shaped, I would think you have to take into consideration that the width (4 ft) of the counter would come into play. If the 6 ft section is the front of the counter, then it would take an additional 4 ft to meet the back corner of the 9 ft section ( or vice-versa). I thiink you need to add the 4 ft to the 15 ft to get a better estimate. Hence, 19 X 150 = 2850.
The Linear Variable Differential Transformer is a type of electrical transformer used for measuring linear displacement. A counterpart to this device that is used for measuring rotary displacement is called a Rotary Variable Differential Transformer.
Linear feet are used for measuring distance and square feet are used for measuring area. Therefore there is no conversion from one to the other
Linear scales do not reveal the relation to the whole.
ruler and scale
The linear variable differential transformer (LVDT) is a type of electrical transformer used for measuring linear displacement.
Yes.
By measuring the strength of the force it exerts
Graduated measuring devices have a set of marking on them on the linear or angular scale to which an object feature can be compared to for measurement.
Graduated measuring devices have a set of marking on them on the linear or angular scale to which an object feature can be compared to for measurement.
Graduated measuring devices have a set of marking on them on the linear or angular scale to which an object feature can be compared to for measurement.
Linear density, perhaps?
chances are the rate is based on a standard 24" countertop so I would double the linear foot price making the total $16,200.