Comments on: Assuming that the Ark had 1,300,000 cubic feet of usable space, how many sheep sized animals could it have? http://aussiesheep.com/assuming-that-the-ark-had-1300000-cubic-feet-of-usable-space-how-many-sheep-sized-animals-could-it-have/348/ Sun, 11 Dec 2011 20:32:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: bettym http://aussiesheep.com/assuming-that-the-ark-had-1300000-cubic-feet-of-usable-space-how-many-sheep-sized-animals-could-it-have/348/comment-page-1/#comment-354 bettym Fri, 12 Mar 2010 06:43:00 +0000 http://aussiesheep.com/assuming-that-the-ark-had-1300000-cubic-feet-of-usable-space-how-many-sheep-sized-animals-could-it-have/348/#comment-354 hugs shelby! i myself thinks this would be impossible to say., without knowing the weight of the sheep. it would have to be involved in the quantity,as some sheep would be heavier than others and therefore the bigger..take upmore space and smalled take less. but..this may help...1 cubic foot ..=..12 x 12 x12=1728 1,300,000 divided by 1728...not saying this is totally right but i gotta be close..lol..good luck.!! hugs..i think this is right .. hugs shelby! i myself thinks this would be impossible to say., without knowing the weight of the sheep. it would have to be involved in the quantity,as some sheep would be heavier than others and therefore the bigger..take upmore space and smalled take less.
but..this may help…1 cubic foot ..=..12 x 12 x12=1728
1,300,000 divided by 1728…not saying this is totally right but i gotta be close..lol..good luck.!! hugs..i think this is right ..

]]> By: KanzJ http://aussiesheep.com/assuming-that-the-ark-had-1300000-cubic-feet-of-usable-space-how-many-sheep-sized-animals-could-it-have/348/comment-page-1/#comment-353 KanzJ Fri, 12 Mar 2010 06:05:02 +0000 http://aussiesheep.com/assuming-that-the-ark-had-1300000-cubic-feet-of-usable-space-how-many-sheep-sized-animals-could-it-have/348/#comment-353 Is this a trick question? The ark just had two sheep. Is this a trick question? The ark just had two sheep.

]]> By: shadows0690 http://aussiesheep.com/assuming-that-the-ark-had-1300000-cubic-feet-of-usable-space-how-many-sheep-sized-animals-could-it-have/348/comment-page-1/#comment-352 shadows0690 Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:51:05 +0000 http://aussiesheep.com/assuming-that-the-ark-had-1300000-cubic-feet-of-usable-space-how-many-sheep-sized-animals-could-it-have/348/#comment-352 set it up lie this (1300000/X)^3 = (2670/240)^3 revise: I am apparently unalbe to use the calculator on my cpu because it is a piece of **** I checked it on my real calc and got 116853.9326 ..... uless you want to use the excess as lamb chops the answer should be 116853 whole sheep set it up lie this

(1300000/X)^3 = (2670/240)^3

revise: I am apparently unalbe to use the calculator on my cpu because it is a piece of **** I checked it on my real calc and got 116853.9326 ….. uless you want to use the excess as lamb chops the answer should be 116853 whole sheep

]]> By: bjesquivel http://aussiesheep.com/assuming-that-the-ark-had-1300000-cubic-feet-of-usable-space-how-many-sheep-sized-animals-could-it-have/348/comment-page-1/#comment-351 bjesquivel Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:43:06 +0000 http://aussiesheep.com/assuming-that-the-ark-had-1300000-cubic-feet-of-usable-space-how-many-sheep-sized-animals-could-it-have/348/#comment-351 basically, you will want to divide 1,300,000 by 2670 and multiply it by 240. best of luck basically, you will want to divide 1,300,000 by 2670 and multiply it by 240.
best of luck

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