To discover the number of gallons of water in an 850 square foot pool, we'll need to know the depth of the pool. For a pool with 850 square feet and a known depth in feet, we'll find the volume by multiplying 850 ft2 by the depth in feet. With the answer in hand (and it will be in ft3 because we'll have a volume of water), we can find the number of gallons. There are about 7.48 gallons of water in a cubic foot. By multiplying our volume in ft3 by 7.48 (which is the conversion factor), we'll have discovered the volume of the pool in gallons.
It depends on the size of the pool but 20,000 gallons is pretty common.
Assuming your pool is round about 800 gallons.
264 gallons is the max if it's a blow-up pool.
My pool is 30" by 12' (circle) and it has 2100 gallons of water. My guess is that the 36" high pool would have close to 3000 gallons.
W(15) is the number of gallons of water in the pool after 15 minutes.
The correct answer is: W(43) is the number of gallons of water in the pool after 34 minutes.
To find the answer to your question, multiply the length times the width times the average depth and multiply times 7.5. The answer is the number of gallons in a swimming pool.
To discover the number of gallons of water in an 850 square foot pool, we'll need to know the depth of the pool. For a pool with 850 square feet and a known depth in feet, we'll find the volume by multiplying 850 ft2 by the depth in feet. With the answer in hand (and it will be in ft3 because we'll have a volume of water), we can find the number of gallons. There are about 7.48 gallons of water in a cubic foot. By multiplying our volume in ft3 by 7.48 (which is the conversion factor), we'll have discovered the volume of the pool in gallons.
25,000 Gallons
An 18' x 33' x 4' pool would hold approximately 16,416 gallons of water.
It depends on the size of the pool but 20,000 gallons is pretty common.
Assuming your pool is round about 800 gallons.
264 gallons is the max if it's a blow-up pool.
Is the pool a circle? Do you want US gallons, or Imperial gallons?
My pool is 30" by 12' (circle) and it has 2100 gallons of water. My guess is that the 36" high pool would have close to 3000 gallons.
14,137.2 gallons You can get any number by taking your total ft3 by 7.48 gal / ft3.