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If you multiply the three numbers, you get the volume - assuming the tub has a "block" (rectangular) shape.

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Q: What is the volume of a tub 1meter x 1meter x 2meter wide?
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How do I calculate the volume of a circular tub?

Assuming that both the floor and the upper rim are exactly the same size and the walls surrounding the tub are straight in a vertical direction, the tub is a cylinder. Here is the equation: h * r^2 * pi Where h is the height of the tub, r^2 is the radius (half of the tub's diameter) squared, and pi is, of course, approximately 3.14


How many ounces in a 4 x 6 diameter tub?

You are going to have to rethink this question. If a tub is 4 x 6 then it is rectangular, not round, yet you have described this as a diameter, which apples only to circles. You also have given no units of measurement. You might mean 4 inches by 6 inches, or 4 centimeters by 6 centimeters, or 4 feet by 6 feet, we have no way of knowing. And even then we still can't answer your question because volume is three dimensional, not two dimensional. We also have to know how deep this tub is, before we can calculate the volume.


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How many liters of water in a 8'x10'x3' hot tub?

8*10*3 = 240 cubic feet.Each cubic foot = 28.317 liters (rounded)That's enough information to allow you to calculate the volume of the hot tub,in liters. We have no way to know now much water may or may not be in it.


How many cubic feet of capacity does a washer have if the radius of the tub is 10 inches and the height is 14 inches?

To calculate the capacity (volume) of the tub, you multiply the area by the height. Area is pi x r-squared = 3.1416 x 10-squared = 3.1416 x 100 = 314.16. Volume = 314.16 x 14 = 4398.24 cubic inches. There are 1728 cubic inches per cubic foot, so you divide 4398.24 by 1728 = 2.5452777 cubic feet.