After converting the units, you'll have all of the dimensions in feet, so a simple multiplication will give us the result in cubic feet. But what do we do if the dimensions are expressed in units other than feet — like yards, inches, or even centimeters and meters? Well, you need to convert them. There are two ways of doing this — either you convert the units before the volume calculation or after:

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