If you've looked back in my questions, I have about 10 baby koi that I NEED to get rid ofI finally found someone who will take them :) the only problem is that I need to drop them offIt's only about a 5 minute walk, but it's FREEZING cold outI have a bucket with a lid that I'm going to useWould using 50% their old water and 50% new warmer water help? And should I take them out of the tank and put them in the bucket tonight, or tomorrow? I think tomorrow would be bestIs there any way I can make the move a bit less stressful? I'm going to be walking, but it's not far.
Use their water and take them out right before you leaveDon't add warm water5 minutes walking is fine and won't be a huge temperature dropThe addition of hot water would be a sudden change and more stressful than notIdeally use an ice chest instead of a bucket which is better insulation.
30.5 x 75.0 x thickness 36.8 thickness 36.8 / (30.5 x 75.0)
Let d cm be the thickness of the foil,then (75)(30.5)d36.8 d0.016 cm approximately
Volume width x lenght x thickness Volume 38.6 cm^3 width 30.5 cm length 75.0 cm 38.6 cm^3 30.5 cm X 75.0 cm X thickness 38.6 cm^3 2287.50 cm^2 thickness 38.6 cm^3/ 2287.50 cm^2 thickness 0.016874 cm
If your problem is stated correctly, the mass is not a matter to be concerned withVolume (V) is the product of length (l) x width (w) x thickness (t)To determine any one of the factors which might be unknown, you need to substitute the known factors in the equation V lwt 36.8 cm^3 30.5 cm x 75.0 cm x t first do the math: 36.8 30.5 x 75 x t 36.8 2287.5t divide both sides by 2287.5 0.0160874 cm t