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D&D gelatinous cubes are rediculous...

OneAngryMushroomOneAngryMushroom Member Posts: 564
edited December 2013 in Off-Topic
bugger I fudged my math
@Dee can you delete this
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  • AlkaluropsAlkalurops Member Posts: 269
    edited December 2013
    I don't do this kind of math every day, so maybe I'm wrong, but didn't you just convert a width of 3.048 meters to a volume of 3.048 meters³? A cube with sides of length 3.048 actually has a volume of 28.317m³.
    On top of that, density is measured in kg / m³, so do your conversions before division...

    So my own calculation:
    Mass: 15000.00 lbs = 6803.89kg
    Volume: 1000ft³ = 28.317m³ (our cube is 3m by 3m by 3m)

    Density = Mass / Volume = 240.28 kg / m³
    So in fact water is 4 times as dense.
  • OneAngryMushroomOneAngryMushroom Member Posts: 564
    @Alkalurops

    I realized my mistake, this is what I get for doing math late at night
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