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The document provides the steps to calculate the volume and water capacity of two objects: 1) A fish tank that is 10 feet by 4 feet by 3 feet has a volume of 120 cubic feet and can hold 900 gallons of water. 2) A circular pool with a diameter of 16 feet and depth of 6 feet has a volume of approximately 1206 cubic feet and can hold approximately 9043 gallons of water.

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Volume PDF

The document provides the steps to calculate the volume and water capacity of two objects: 1) A fish tank that is 10 feet by 4 feet by 3 feet has a volume of 120 cubic feet and can hold 900 gallons of water. 2) A circular pool with a diameter of 16 feet and depth of 6 feet has a volume of approximately 1206 cubic feet and can hold approximately 9043 gallons of water.

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Volume

1. An office orders a fish tank that measures 10 feet long by 4 feet high by 3 feet
wide. What is the tank’s volume in cubic feet? If a cubic foot is about 7.5 gallons
of water, how many gallons of water will the tank hold?

2. A circular pool is 6 feet deep, and has a diameter of 16 feet. What is its volume
in cubic feet? How many gallons will the pool hold? (Approximate π to 3.14.)

Answers: 1) 120 cubic feet, 900 gallons 2) about 1206 cubic feet, about 9043 gallons

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