marion's producation data until dec 08', page-9

I was not being misleading when i said:
"Industry standard, make a call to the governing body for your own confirmation as i am not a GAS Advisor nor a Financial Advisor, which must be said when one is claiming to quote industry standard...Do your own checking pls".

Now to back up what i have interpreted and invited others to do the same and i quote the writing on the websote as 311,809(mcf).
I interpretted that as three hundred and eleven thousand eight hundred and nine lots of thousand cubic feet...

if mm means its about millions of cubic feet and we saw
1mmcf, that would be written as 1000mcf.
Is 311,809 lots of thousand cubic feet,
or 311,809 lots of British Thermal Units, then does that not equate to 311.8 million cubic feet?

I did not mislead, i shared a mathematical interpretation and stated that i didnt know forcertain, so pls lose the ill tone. Here is the table i used from and i'm still convinced by it:

http://www.exigent-info.com/help/free/volumes.htm


"Formulas:

Mcf = 1,000Cf

MMcf = 1,000Mcf or 1,000,000Cf

Bcf = 1,000Mmcf or 1,000,000Mcf or 1,000,000,000Cf

Bbl = 42 Gal

Calculation Examples:

150,000 Mcf = 150 MMcf (150,000 divided by 1,000)

150,000 Mcf = .150 Bcf (150,000 divided by 1,000 divided by 1,000)

1.275 Bcf = 1,275 MMcf (1.275 times 1,000)

1.275 Bcf = 1,275,000 Mcf (1.275 times 1,000 times 1,000)"




Happy studying and interpreting everyone, I'm off for a bit.

Lautrec.