No. A pool of this size can contain a maximum of 6,000 gallons of water.
The amount of water that a 18' x 33' x 4 ft. pool holds is between 5000 and 6000 gallons. It has been reported that a more exact number closer to 6000 gallons.
You need to be more specific. 5555 could round to 6000. It could also round to 10,000.
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We have no way to know that, since the question neglects to tell us the shape and dimensions of the pool, or how deep the owner has filled it. The only fact of which we may be certain: The deeper the water is in the pool, the more gallons of water the pool contains.
6000
Five gallons of sand would actually weigh more than five gallons of water.
At least 6000. If not, then special police were sent out to round up more citizens.
A cubic foot of water contains just under 7.5 gallons of water.
More info. How many gallons water? What is the size of the filter? Any other factors that you can include? Ken
I have a 12' above ground round pool that is fillable up to about 29 inches and it holds roughly about 1600 gallons so yours will probably hold more than 2000 gallons.
5229 to the nearest thousandth is simply 5229. There are no decimals to round. But if you meant "thousand", then it is 5000 because the "229" is below the cutoff of "500" (in which case you would round up). If it were 5500 or more, you would round to 6000.
It depends on what kind of water, because there is gallons, quarts, and more...