First, you must determine the volume of the water holding basin. If you can't find the figure, it can be calculated based on the USGS measurements, possible available at the USGS website. Then, determine depth of water in the basin at a point, and diviide this term by total possible depth at that point to determine ratio of fullness. If the volume is measured in cubic feet, multiply that number times 7.5 for gallonage. Any other measurement term can be converted to cubic inches. Divide the cubic inches by 231 to get gallonage.
Three dimensions are required for volume
(length x width) x height=volume find the area of the base then multiply that by the height.
You need to multiply the length, width, and height.
Cause the volume a box is wider than the volume of a cone and when we use shaped cone the cereal wont fit in
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Tony
using volume length times base times height
Cereal dust, unless you are asking something more profound . . .?
please find the answer
you might find a toy or crumbs ----Jkolpie
you might find a toy or crumbs ----Jkolpie
What is the unit measure of a cereal box? gram