To determine how many gallons of water it would hold, you need to first calculate the volume, which requires knowing the height, length, and width. For a circle, the diameter would probably be the 24' value, and the height would probably be the 4' value. Volume can then be calculated by using the following formula:
V= hπ r^2
Where:
v = volume
Ï€ = pi (~3.14)
r = radius (which is half of the diameter, and in this case it is equal to 12')
h = height = 4'
Now we put in the numbers and calculate:
V = hπ r^2
V = 4 π 12^2
V = 96Ï€ = ~301.59 ft^3
To convert cubic feet into gallons, multiply the value by 7.48052, which gives you 2256 gallons
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