How do I use this calculator?
The basic portion of this calculator allows you to calculate any of the variables shown directly above.
Calculator Operations:
- Enter the total gas used and the cost of gas to calculate the gas bill.
- Enter the total gas used and the gas bill to calculate the cost of gas.
- Enter the cost of gas and the gas bill to calculate the total gas used.
The advanced version of this calculator allows you to calculate the total gas bill based on gas usage and cost in both winter and summer.
Use the calculate button when all known values have been entered and use the reset button when you want to clear the values from the calculator.
Enter the total gas used (1000 cubic feet) and the cost of gas ($/1000 cubic feet) into the Gas Bill Calculator. The calculator will evaluate and display the Gas Bill.
Gas Bill Formula
The following formula is used to calculate the Gas Bill.
GB = TG * CG
- Where GB is the Gas Bill ($)
- TG is the total gas used (1000 cubic feet)
- CG is the cost of gas ($/1000 cubic feet)
To calculate the gas bill, multiply the total gas used by the cost of gas.
How to Calculate Gas Bill?
The following example problems outline how to calculate Gas Bill.
Example Problem #1:
- First, determine the total gas used (1000 cubic feet).
- The total gas used (1000 cubic feet) is given as: 14.
- Next, determine the cost of gas ($/1000 cubic feet).
- The cost of gas ($/1000 cubic feet) is provided as: 13.50.
- Finally, calculate the Gas Bill using the equation above:
GB = TG * CG
The values given above are inserted into the equation below and the solution is calculated:
GB = 14 * 13.50 = 189.00 ($)
Example Problem #2:
For this problem, the variables needed are provided below:
total gas used (1000 cubic feet) = 16
cost of gas ($/1000 cubic feet) = 14.60
This example problem is a test of your knowledge on the subject. Use the calculator above to check your answer.
GB = TG * CG = ?
