Answer / xxx

1 Bag= 0.0335 Cum
0.0335*35.32=1.23cft

Answer / shuvro

We konw, Unit weight of cement = 1440 kg/cum

i.e. 1440/3.28^3 kg/cft
= 40.80 kg/cft

1 bag cement = 50 kg,
Then, 1 bag of cement = 50/40.8 = 1.23 cft

1 ag of cement = 1.23 cft (apprx.)

But, the most common practice of 1 bag cement = 1.25 cft

Answer / madhu

We know that, 1 cum of volume takes 1440 kg of cement.
Likewise, For 1 cft of volume how much quantity of cement takes.
Unit conversion, 1 cum = 35.3147 cft or 35.32 cft.
w.r.t 1440 kg of cement = 35.32 cft.
therefore, for 50 kg of cement =1.226 cft or 1.23 cft
(1 bag of cement = 50 kg)

Answer / sjtbehera

1 bag cement = .0347 cumt

so .0347/35.32 = 1.22cuft

Answer / ramreddy

Hi. Shilpa its 50/1440=.034cum not 1440/50

Answer / vignesh

1 cum = 1440 kg
1 cum = 35.315 cuft
» 1440kg = 35.315 cuft
1 kg = (35.315/1440) cuft
1 kg = 0.0245 cuft
» 50kg= 50 * 0.0245
50kg = 1.2265 cuft = 1 bag
( 1 cuft = 40.77 kg)

Answer / vignu

1 bag cement =50 kg
1m³ of cement=1440kg
1 bag of cement in m³ = 50/1440
= 0.0347m³
1 bag of cement in cft = 0.0347 x 35.32
= 1.226 cft
~ 1.23 cft

Answer / prabal varshney

1 bag cement in
0.03472 m3
1 bag density is 1440 m3

Answer / silpa

1 Bag cement-50 kg,
1440/50=28.8 m3=28.8*35.32=1017.062cft

1bag of cement=1017.062cft

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