sean works for a heatin/cooling contractor. a customer wants to buy a humidifier for his living room. his room measures 15 ft. by 18 ft. his walls are 8 ft. tall. to determine how large a unit to buy, he must calculate the volume of the room.
How many cubic feet of air are in the room?
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Question

sean works for a heatin/cooling contractor. a customer wants to buy a humidifier for his living room. his room measures 15 ft. by 18 ft. his walls are 8 ft. tall. to determine how large a unit to buy, he must calculate the volume of the room.
How many cubic feet of air are in the room?
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smileyxl3 · Answer

Again, all you need is $$V = l \times w \times h$$
so $$V = 15 \times 18 \times 8$$