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How many liters of water in 15 foot round x 48 inches deep pool?
Assuming the pool is circular, and that you fill the pool to the brim, the pool will contain about 2028 liters of water. However, if you want to leave 4 inches for the water to have some room to splash around, that'll cut that number down to 1859 liters.
A circular pool is 3.5 meters deep and has a radius of 9 meters. What is the volume?
890.19m3
How many liters of water in a pool 12 by 23 feet?
That depends on what depth you want to fill the pool to !
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how many gallons of water does a swimming pool 15 feet by 4 feet deep hold
What is the numbers of liters of water in a 16by30by4 foot pool?
54368.35 liters
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