I love it when someone comes in to my store and i ask " Is the face plate for your skimmer square or rectangular?" "Square!" Me pointing at both options. "Which one does yours look like?" "The one on the left, the square" - me looking at them, noticing the one on the left is a rectangle. "Ah, you got it boss. A typical square with two sides longer than the others . The long square, if you will. "
I would like you to help me to answer this question...THE NUMBER OF GALLONS PRESENT IN STANDING WATER THAT IS 4- FOOT 9- INCH METRE DEPTH OCCUPYING 920 FOOT BY 25 FOOT (6.1 M X 7.6 M BASEMENT IS?
Amount of water in a cubic ft. But majority of people, including books by pool manufacturers round up, using 7.5. Rectangular (not square) pool. 16x32 3.5 shallow 8 deep end 16×32×5.75×7.5= 22080
your deep ave on your free form is wrong. you have 4.5, but add 3 and 8 = 11 / by 2 is 5.5, LOL so lets review! you have 23/3 x 15 x 4.5 x 7.48 =3870.9 not 4731
No, there are 3 depths...3' at top, 8' in middle, and 3' at bottom. So 3 + 8 + 3 = 14, 14 / 3 = 4.67 for average depth. 23/3 x 15 x 4.67 x 7.48 = 4017 gallons.
avg dept is 3' (min) + 8' (max) = 11' div. by 2 = 5.5 He did 3' and 6' but that was supposed to be the width. L (7.6666666667') x W (15') x Avg Depth (5.5') x 7.48 = 4,731.1
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Thank you much, this helped. New to owning a pool and had no idea how much chemicals to put in. Your instructions were awesome.
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0:56 "remember if your pool is square... It's a rectangle" Love that part!
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& at 0:57 I was saying in my head, did he just really say that, lol :/
I love it when someone comes in to my store and i ask
" Is the face plate for your skimmer square or rectangular?"
"Square!"
Me pointing at both options.
"Which one does yours look like?"
"The one on the left, the square"
- me looking at them, noticing the one on the left is a rectangle.
"Ah, you got it boss. A typical square with two sides longer than the others . The long square, if you will. "
6:14. Surface area of a circle is pi x radius x radius. Not diameter x diameter.
I would like you to help me to answer this question...THE NUMBER OF GALLONS PRESENT IN STANDING WATER THAT IS 4- FOOT 9- INCH METRE DEPTH OCCUPYING 920 FOOT BY 25 FOOT (6.1 M X 7.6 M BASEMENT IS?
Average depth on free form is wrong. the AVE is 3+8+3=14/3=4.67.
lost me on free form could you do this one butter?
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very nice exampe thanks you
But what if my pool is 70 by 24 and the deep end is 7 1/2 ft for 2/3 of the pool and 4 ft for 1/3 of the pool how do you figure average depth ?
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Trigonometry.
Where does he the 7.48 from??
Amount of water in a cubic ft. But majority of people, including books by pool manufacturers round up, using 7.5.
Rectangular (not square) pool.
16x32 3.5 shallow 8 deep end
16×32×5.75×7.5= 22080
This is what I'm looking for
This good to know,because I'm new for this thing calculating a water or how big is the swimming pool. Thanks
your math is wrong!
your deep ave on your free form is wrong. you have 4.5, but add 3 and 8 = 11 / by 2 is 5.5, LOL so lets review! you have 23/3 x 15 x 4.5 x 7.48 =3870.9 not 4731
No, there are 3 depths...3' at top, 8' in middle, and 3' at bottom. So 3 + 8 + 3 = 14, 14 / 3 = 4.67 for average depth.
23/3 x 15 x 4.67 x 7.48 = 4017 gallons.
avg dept is 3' (min) + 8' (max) = 11' div. by 2 = 5.5 He did 3' and 6' but that was supposed to be the width.
L (7.6666666667') x W (15') x Avg Depth (5.5') x 7.48 = 4,731.1
this not right