They vary in size, but I have one that is a little larger than the average size and it holds around 75 gallons of water.
Assuming that you are asking does a bathtub hold 350 ml of water: 350 ml of water is not very much water, a typical water bottle that you hold in your hand has more than 350 ml of water in it, so a bathtub big enough to hold a person will hold many times that much.
Depends on the tub, but usually about 40-50 gallons.
Yes, a bathtub can hold 80 liters of water. The average bathtub is actually big enough to hold around 170 liters of water.
Water in a bathtub is typically measured in liters (L) because bathtubs hold larger volumes of water. For example, a standard bathtub can hold around 150 to 250 liters of water. Milliliters (mL) are used for much smaller volumes, such as measuring liquid ingredients in cooking or small containers. Therefore, for a bathtub, liters is the appropriate unit of measurement.
YES
Nope.
A standard bathtub can hold an average of 40-60 gallons of water, which is equivalent to about 160-240 cups of water.
It depends on how big your bathtub is.
1000 kilimeters in a normal bathtub. in a huge bath tub is can hold 200345kilimeters
There are many different sizes of bath. A common size of bath might hold 350L, but baths can vary from 200L to 1000L or more.
Yes. 80 litres of water is just over 2 square feet. Just did a quick search on rona.com and the first bathtub there holds 808 litre's of water.
75 gallons. Typical bathtub dimensions 5ft x 2 ft x 1 ft (waterline) = 10 cubic ft = ~75 gallons or 284 liters