not that complicated reallyimagine if you were trying to work out something in, say litres per foot. you'd just end up with something in whatever dimensions are left after your multiplying and dividing (area, in this case - so square metres, or square feet, or whatever), with some conversion factor between the units
in your case, the number you get is also the number of teaspoons in the volume you describe.
just multiply each side of the equation by a light year to see why:
one (acre light year) in teaspoons
[an (acre light year) is just the volume you describe]
(in your case, the number you get is also the number of teaspoons in the volume you describe.
just multiply each side of the equation by a light year to see why:
one (acre light year) in teaspoons
[an (acre light year) is just the volume you describe]
plentyofants more ghee, vicar?,
Mon 10 Dec 2007, 23:34,
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I had no problem with the acre light year as a three dimensional volumebut what the hell is a litre foot?
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Mon 10 Dec 2007, 23:39,
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a litre foot would be a 4-dimensional length measurementbut i said litre per foot, so that's just 2-dimensional
if in doubt, just convert them all to one measurement system (like metres for length) and it soon all drops out
i like your sig, by the way. i don't think i've said yet
(if in doubt, just convert them all to one measurement system (like metres for length) and it soon all drops out
i like your sig, by the way. i don't think i've said yet
plentyofants more ghee, vicar?,
Mon 10 Dec 2007, 23:45,
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