| Callum
Davies |
Can you tell me the formula for working out the volume of water in a circular pool? The pool is 3.6m in diameter and the water is 0.75m deep. Thanks! |
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| Ian
Short |
The formula is, p×r2×d, where r= radius (half the diameter) d= depth p = 3.141¼ (goes on forever). The reason I know this is that p×r2 is the area of the disc and then I multiplied this by depthto get the volume. If the pond had been square-shaped then I would have multiplied the area of a square by depth. Is that okay? Ian |