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How many feet of lights do I need to go around an 18 ft round pool?
fifty-six The circumference of an 18-foot diameter circular swimming pool is: 56.55 feet
How much water is in a round pool that is 4 feet deep and 18 feet around?
That question -- or ones nearly identical -- have been asked and answered here. Use the search tool at the upper right. Search on the following keywords: round pool 18 foot diameter Depth of the pool = 4 feet.Circumference of the pool = 18 feet. From the circumference we can find the radius of the pool.2(pi)(radius) = 18(pi) radius = 9Radius of the pool is (9/pi) feet.Volume of the pool = (pi)(radius)2(height) = (pi)(9/pi)24Volume of the pool = 324/pi cubic feet. Source: www.icoachmath.com
How much water does a 18 foot by 36 foot pool hold?
There is not enough information. What is the height of the pool? The pool area is 648 square feet.
Round pool 18 foot diameter?
56.52
Liters in a 18 foot diameter by 4 foot deep round pool?
About 28,944.8L
How many feet of lights do I need for an 18 ft round pool?
fifty-six The circumference of an 18-foot circular swimming pool is: 56.55 feet
What is the approximate area in square feet of the bottom of a circular pool with a diameter of 18 feet?
Go to http://www.havuz.org/pool-calculators.htm
How many feet of lights do I need to go around an 18 ft round pool?
fifty-six The circumference of an 18-foot diameter circular swimming pool is: 56.55 feet
How much water is in a round pool that is 4 feet deep and 18 feet around?
That question -- or ones nearly identical -- have been asked and answered here. Use the search tool at the upper right. Search on the following keywords: round pool 18 foot diameter Depth of the pool = 4 feet.Circumference of the pool = 18 feet. From the circumference we can find the radius of the pool.2(pi)(radius) = 18(pi) radius = 9Radius of the pool is (9/pi) feet.Volume of the pool = (pi)(radius)2(height) = (pi)(9/pi)24Volume of the pool = 324/pi cubic feet. Source: www.icoachmath.com
What is the radius of an 18ft circumference pool?
since c of the pool is 18 then 2pieR = 18 /2 pieR=9 /pie R=9/pie the radius is 9/pie
How many gallons of water in a 18x48 pool?
The answer to this question will require some simple dimensional analysis and geometry. Assuming that he pool is a round above ground pool, 18 feet in diameter and 48 inches deep you first need to calculate the area of the swimming pool in square inches and then multiply by the depth in inches to get the volume in cubic inches: The pool is an 18 foot diameter circle. The diameter in inches of the 18 foot pool is 216 inches (18 feet x 12 inches / foot) The area of a circle = pi (3.1415) x radius x radius The radius = 1/2 of the diameter The area of an 18 foot diameter pool in square inches is: 3.1415 * 108 inches * 108 inches = 36643.5 square inches The volume in cubic inches of an 18 foot diameter pool is: 36643.5 square inches x 48 inches = 1758890 cubic inches. There are 231 cubic inches in one gallon so the volume of an 18 foot diameter, 48 inch deep pool is: 1758890 / 231 = 7,614 gallons If it is a square or rectangular pool simply multiply the length x the width x the average depth.
How much water does a 18 foot by 36 foot pool hold?
There is not enough information. What is the height of the pool? The pool area is 648 square feet.
Level a 18 foot round pool?
20
Round pool 18 foot diameter?
56.52
Liters in a 18 foot diameter by 4 foot deep round pool?
About 28,944.8L
What is the square footage of a 12 foot round column with a radius of 18 inches?
18 sf
How much water is in a 18 foot by 36 foot pool?
mine is the same size as long as its 3 feet deep to 8 feet deep then the exactly 26730 gallons i figured that out today because we over shocked our pool by 4 times Assuming you are referring to an 18 foot by 3 foot (36 inches) circular pool, the formula would be PIE x radius x radius x depth = cubic feet, then cubic feet x gallons per cubic foot. So here is the answer.... 3.14 x 9 x 9 x 3 = 763.02 cubic feet, then 763.02 x 7.48 (gallons per cubic foot), = 5707.39 gallons. Diameter = total length across Radius = half of diameter Cubic foot = 1' x 1' x 1' 7.48 = gallons per cubic foot
