What is the fathom to feet ratio? If I'm in 40 fathoms, how many feet is that?
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6 feet to a fathom, so 40 fathoms = 240 feet.
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C-120... Two supplementary angles must equal 180.... 60+120=180\nB-32 feet... 8*4=32
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32.81 feet.\nSo rounded up it's about 33 feet
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...Average Depth(in feet)...Maximum Depth(in feet)\nsuperior--------483-----1332\nMichigan-------279-------925\nHuron-----------195--------750\nErie---------------62------210\nOntario---------283-------802
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I am guessing 168 Ft. This doesn't seem right to me, and I'm not sure if I did it the correct way:\n\n                       7 \n*                      7 \n=             ----------\n                      49 \n ------------------------------         \n                       24 \n*                     24 \n=             ----------\n                     576 \n-------------------------------         \n                      49 \n*                    576 \n=             ----------\n                   28224 \n-------------------------------         \n                   28224 \nsquare root\n                     168
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we have to get how many gallon in the foot first\nfoot = 1728/231 gallon\nfoot =(nearly)7.48 gallon\nscince the mile have 5280*5280*5380 foots then\nmile=5280*5280*5380 *7.48 gallon\nmile=(nearly) 1101117147428.57142857 gallon\nthe ocean should be=\n328000000*1101117147428.57142857=\n361166424356571428571.428571428571\n=(nearly) 36 E19 gallon
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49 ft= 14.9352 meters\n\n49 ft= 12.4968 meters\n\n\nFor more conversions Go to: http://www.nomoreodor.com/feet_to_meters_conversion.htm
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The easist way is to just type it into a Google search and it will do it for you.  So if you type: 4ft into inches  then it will give you this answer: http://www.google.com/search?hs=mUM&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=4ft+to+inches&btnG=Search\n\nNeat huh?
930279
Twice as long as it is from one to the middle!  How did I do?  This is the correct answer by the way.
542360
A fathom is 6 feet as mentioned above.  It also is used to measure depth.  A league is approximately 3 nautical miles and measures distance traveled.  So the book title 20,000 leagues under the sea does not refer to how deep under the sea they were, but rather how far they traveled while under the sea.
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V = Pi r^2h\nV = Pi(8/2)^2 * 240\nV = Pi(4)^2 * 240\nV = Pi(16)(240) inches \nV = 3840Pi\nV = about 12063.72 in.^3\n\nor\n\n8inches = (2/3)ft\n(2/3)/2 = (1/3)radius\n\nV = Pi(1/3)^2 * 20\nV = pi(1/9) * 20\nV = (20/9)pi\nV = about 6.98 ft^3
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40 yd dash about 5.5 beach 150 leg 180 good luck
854049
You don't. Feet are a length measurement, and cubic feet measure volume. If I had a cube 2 feet on a side, the volume would be (2)(2)(2) = 8 cubic feet.\n\nWhen you multiply feet by feet by feet, you get cubic feet. Funny how that works :)\n\nHope that helped.\n\nUMRmathmajor
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Do you mean how many miles and feet in 8000 feet?\n\n1 mile = 5280 feet\n8000 -5280 = 2720\n\nso, 8000 feet = one mile plus 2720 feet
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234.375 feet. Just set up an equation 150/(40^2)=x/(50^2), and from there its elementary math.
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60ft \n330ft\n1/8 mile\n1/4 mile\n if you need anything else just email me at\nsweet_n_sassiii@yahoo.com
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Simple ratio where C is the full circumference\n24/360 = 16pi feet/C\n24C = 360*16pi\nC = 15*16pi\nC = 240pi\n\nFrom the circumference you can easily derive the radius:\nC = 2pi r\n240pi = 2pi r\n240 = 2r\nr = 240/2\nr = 120\n\nThe radius is 120 feet