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How many gallons does a 24' x52 holds? - Answers
None. A gallon is a measure of volume which requires measurements in 3 dimensions. There are only two measurements given, which means that the 24' by 52 is the area of a surface. A surface cannot hold any volume. And a stack on the surface would be of any height at all - so the volume would be indeterminate.
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How many gallons does a 24' x52 holds? - Answers
None. A gallon is a measure of volume which requires measurements in 3 dimensions. There are only two measurements given, which means that the 24' by 52 is the area of a surface. A surface cannot hold any volume. And a stack on the surface would be of any height at all - so the volume would be indeterminate.
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How many gallons does a 24' x52 holds? - Answers
None. A gallon is a measure of volume which requires measurements in 3 dimensions. There are only two measurements given, which means that the 24' by 52 is the area of a surface. A surface cannot hold any volume. And a stack on the surface would be of any height at all - so the volume would be indeterminate.
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