If the pool has a circular cross-section, use the formula for a cylinder. In other words, calculate the area of the circle, and then multiply by the depth. THe answer is in cubic feet. To convert that to liters, remember that 1 foot = 3.048 dm; cube that to get the equivalent in cubic decimeters (= liters) per foot.
It depends how deep it is.
The volume is 13592 litres, approx.
7500
A round pool with a 10-foot diameter and a 3-foot depth can hold up to 1,762 gallons of water.
If it is a round pool that is 10 feet wide and has 3 feet of water then it contains 1,770 gallons of water.
If the pool has a circular cross-section, use the formula for a cylinder. In other words, calculate the area of the circle, and then multiply by the depth. THe answer is in cubic feet. To convert that to liters, remember that 1 foot = 3.048 dm; cube that to get the equivalent in cubic decimeters (= liters) per foot.
It depends how deep it is.
68 feet
The volume is 13592 litres, approx.
7500
A round pool with a 10-foot diameter and a 3-foot depth can hold up to 1,762 gallons of water.
About 129,715 liters.
About 45,025 liters.
About 39,397 liters.
That depends on what depth you want to fill the pool to !
There are 22,712.5 liters of water in a pool that is 305 cm by 500 cm and five feet deep. How much water the pool will hold depends on not only the length and width of the pool but also the depth of the pool.