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How much water does a 24ft round round pool hold if it is 4 and a half feet deep?
50
How much water does a 12' round pool hold if it is 3 and a half feet deep?
About 2,794 gallons of water.
How much water does an 18 ft round pool with 48 in deep walls hold?
About 7,645 gallons.
How much water does an 18 ft round pool with 48 in deep hold?
48*18=864
How much water does an 10ft round pool with 24 in deep walls hold?
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