How many gallons are in a 15 ft by 3.5 ft swimming pool?

How many gallons of water for a 15'x30' swimming pool?

how many gallons of water does a swimming pool 15 feet by 4 feet deep hold

5284.62 gallons

Multiply 15 x 15 x 4 x 5.9 = 5,310 gallons in the pool

If its an oval pool approx 7800 gallons at full capacity. If its rectangular pool then approx 9000 Gallons.

Approximately 12,000 gallons.

my 15 x 4 holds 4,400 gallons of water to the blue rim.

The area of the pool would be 1440 cubic feet. There are 7.4805 gallons per cubic foot. Doing the math, there would be 10771.92 gallons of water in your 15 X 24 X 4 foot swimming pool.

Approximately 12, 000 gallons

You need to provide information on the area of the pool as well.

15 x 10 x 4 equals 600 cubic feet, requires 3737 gallons

A 15 f by 48 in pool holds approximately 4500 gallons of water.

5,310 gallons.

There are approximately 20,200 US gallons in a 100 cubic yard swimming pool. I think a more accurate answer would be in the naighborhood of 17,000 gal length x width x times the average depth ( 6 + 3 =9 divided by 2 = 5) x 7.4

You need to know the depth of the pool in order to be able to answer this question. Unless it is a round pool and you are referring to 15 as the diameter and 4 as the depth then your pool is about 5,300 gallons

13,324 gallons

5,310 gallons.

How deep is the pool?

A round pool that is 15 feet wide and is filled with 3 feet of water contains 3,982 gallons of water. If the pool is filled to 4 feet deep the gallons increases to 5,310.

if the pool is 15 x 30 x 5 feet deep then it has 16, 830 gallons (approximate)

5300 gallons

15 x 30 x 6 = 2700 cu. ft. 7.48 gal/cft x 2700 cft = 20,200 gallons. Or course, it's unlikely that an actual pool would be a straight sided right prism, of dimensions 15x30x6, so it's also unlikely that an ACTUAL pool with those 'nominal' dimensions would contain that many gallons.

If it is a rectagular pool, there are approximately 11,496 gallons of water.

5,677 gallons

6,200 gallons.

About 4,650 gallons.

A pool that is 15 feet x 30 feet with the average depth of 6 feet is approximately 25,000 gallons.

A round pool that is 15 feet across and 42 inches deep holds up to 4,630 gallons of water.

A round pool that is 15 feet across and 48 inches deep holds up to 5,288.7 gallons of water.

A 15-foot round pool with 52 inches of water is holding about 5,750 gallons. If the water is only 48" deep, the pool would be holding around 5,310 gallons.

If you fill it with 4 feet of water (48 inches), the pool will contain about 5,310 gallons of water.

The pool holds 7,600 gallons of water

If it has three feet of water it contains about 3,982 gallons.

About 4,646 gallons.

Go to http://www.havuz.org/pool-calculators.htm

A 15-foot x 30-foot oval pool filled with 3 feet of water contains 7,965 gallons of water.

A 15-foot round pool filled with 48 inches (4 feet) of water contains about 5,310 gallons of water.

There are 4,264 gallons of water per each foot of depth for the pool. You must make your calculation based on the depth of the pool now that you have the above info.

5275 gallons

30 feet X 15 feet X 4 feet would be (30 X 15 X 4) = 1,800 cubic feet of water. 1 cubic foot of water = 7.48051948 US gallons so 1,800 X 7.48051948 = 13,464.935064 gallons.

My initial guess would be approximately15,000 gallons, but let's do some math and check how close my guess actually is. For starters, I must assume the dimensions of a typical household pool. From my collective memory as a child, swimming in our pool, I have decided to estimate the pool with the following averaged dimensions, 30 x 15 x 6. The resulsting volume based on these dimensional assumptions is equal to 2,700 cubic feet of…

A pool measuring 15 feet by 30 feet by 48 inches deep can hold up to 13,464.94 gallons of water.

there are 4400 gal in my pool that is 15 x 4 ft.

About 10,500 gallons.

21,205.75 gallons

Assuming all dimensions are in feet there would be 175,044 gallons.

About 3,983 gallons.

15' x 33' x 4' = 1,980 cubic feet = 14,811.43 gallons (rounded)

If the pool is rectangular, measures 15-ft long and 15-ft wide, and has a flat, level bottom, then every inch of the water's depth in it requires 140.26 gallons.

Depends how big is the pool.......maybe 15 or 20 but only for huge ones.