Can anyone tell me my spa pool water capacity so i can put in the right amount of chemicals. It is 1.9 m x 1.9m x 800mm deep. Is there a calculation? Thanks in advance.
flancrest,
Apr 17, 8:35am
2,888 Litres.
helen131,
Apr 17, 5:02pm
thank you very much
ira78,
Apr 17, 5:49pm
You literally almost have the equation right there. 1.9 m x 1.9m x .8 m = 2.888 cubic meters. It's probably a bit less with seats etc, so call it around 2300 liters.
bill1451,
Apr 18, 4:40am
3rd form maths pi R sqd.
rbd,
Apr 18, 8:09am
Is our education system this bad?
harm_less,
Apr 18, 8:55am
Who needs education. Just outsource your thinking to Google, or TMMB in this case.
wenpen,
Apr 18, 9:18am
Demeaning much ^^
ira78,
Apr 19, 12:18am
Yes. You have no idea how often people post on aquarium forums basic questions like how to calculate the volume of a tank. Though, on second thought it's almost never people that are actually in school. It's usually stay at home mum types.
martin11,
Apr 19, 1:39am
Thats for a circle .
samanya,
Apr 19, 2:20am
Multiply width x length x depth divided by 1000 = volume litres that's how flancrest came to 2,888 litres
bill1451,
Apr 19, 7:35am
yea the old story read the question, L X W X H.
bill1451,
Nov 24, 3:42am
yea but isnt this just the basic standard 6 arithmetic, makesme wonder how some people get through life and some prob cant work out whether they are being paid correctly because their basic math is nil ,nada, zilch.
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