500 / (16 x 12) = ~2.604 gallons/inch
It's not possible to calculate the answer with the information given.An object with a mass of 15 kg can be dropped from a building of any height.
If you filled a British Beer Barrel with water, it would weigh 163kg, or 359lb. If you have a barrel that you want to know the volume of, then we need to know the height, the radius of the widest part, and the raduis of the top. For other barrel sizes, look at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barrel_(unit)
i think the 15 is fifteen feet diamete, and 48 is forty-eight inches i height
This cylinder has a total surface area of ≈ 1,156.11 square inches.
The radius of the barrel, r = 3 feet. Suppose the cylindrical part of the barrel has a height of h feet.Then volume of cylindrical part = pi*r2*h cu ftand volume of hemisphere = 2/3*pi*r3 cu ftSo total volume = pi*r2*(h + 2r/3) = 868.87that is, pi*9*(h + 2) = 868.87h + 2 = 30.73 so that h = 28.73Therefore, the total height of the barrel, including the hemispheric top is28.73 + 3 = 31.73 feet.More a silo than a barrel, but that's another matter.The radius of the barrel, r = 3 feet. Suppose the cylindrical part of the barrel has a height of h feet.Then volume of cylindrical part = pi*r2*h cu ftand volume of hemisphere = 2/3*pi*r3 cu ftSo total volume = pi*r2*(h + 2r/3) = 868.87that is, pi*9*(h + 2) = 868.87h + 2 = 30.73 so that h = 28.73Therefore, the total height of the barrel, including the hemispheric top is28.73 + 3 = 31.73 feet.More a silo than a barrel, but that's another matter.The radius of the barrel, r = 3 feet. Suppose the cylindrical part of the barrel has a height of h feet.Then volume of cylindrical part = pi*r2*h cu ftand volume of hemisphere = 2/3*pi*r3 cu ftSo total volume = pi*r2*(h + 2r/3) = 868.87that is, pi*9*(h + 2) = 868.87h + 2 = 30.73 so that h = 28.73Therefore, the total height of the barrel, including the hemispheric top is28.73 + 3 = 31.73 feet.More a silo than a barrel, but that's another matter.The radius of the barrel, r = 3 feet. Suppose the cylindrical part of the barrel has a height of h feet.Then volume of cylindrical part = pi*r2*h cu ftand volume of hemisphere = 2/3*pi*r3 cu ftSo total volume = pi*r2*(h + 2r/3) = 868.87that is, pi*9*(h + 2) = 868.87h + 2 = 30.73 so that h = 28.73Therefore, the total height of the barrel, including the hemispheric top is28.73 + 3 = 31.73 feet.More a silo than a barrel, but that's another matter.
That would all depend on the barrels height.
I don't know the height of the tank. If the tank is 20 ft high, then there is a volume of 25 barrels per ft.
Over Time, Aye.
it depends on your height
From ten to fifteen centimetres.
Twelve to fifteen feet
by the age of sixteen, most females have reached their full growing potential. The average height for a full grown woman ranges from 5'2" to 5'4"
41-60 Kg is best weight for a sixteen year old female with 5'2" height.
The overall height and circumference of the "compact" spare is similar to the 15 inch full size tire.The overall height and circumference of the "compact" spare is similar to the 15 inch full size tire.
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The Formula can be easily derived by taking a look at the volume of a right cylinder.Since a cylinder's V=pi*radius''*height, then a barrels would equal volume = h * Pi * (2r12 + r22) / 3 because of the middle base and the top and bottom bases.
pumas jump up to fifteen feet (five times its height.