40 Minutes.
(300/3)/2.5 = 40
You need to provide the third dimension. I am guessing your pool is 5 feet deep. If true, your pool holds 19,150.1299 US gallons
20 seconds
14,084,823,375 gallons.
Japan holds $6billion and UK holds $2billion.
In a CUBIC (not square) foot, there are 6 and 1/4 UK gallons or 8 and 1 third US gallons
Yes. On the third day after his crucifixion, he rose again, and left the tomb. So it was empty :)
empty (apex) Cookie
21yards to the third power equals 4,241.45455 US gallons
In order to find out how many gallons there are in this pool (and for other questions similar to this) you need to say how deep it is. Since a pool is 3-dimensional, you need a third dimension which is height. Then you can find the volume and convert that to gallons. ========================================= Another contributor tried to help: -- If the bottom of the pool is 27-ft by 4-ft and level, then its capacity 807.9 gallons (rounded) for every inch of depth. -- We have no way of knowing how much water is in it. It could be empty and bone dry for all we know.
one and one third
A tank with these dimensions can hold up to 493.7 gallons.
A third of a minute is 1/3 min. Perhaps you want it in seconds? 1 min = 60 s → 1/3 min = 1/3 × 60 s = 20 s