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How do you find the area of a swimming pool? - Answers

Assuming it's roughly a cylinder, then you can get an approximate surface area with the formula: 2 x p x radius2 + 2 x p x radius x height If you mean volume, on the other hand, then the volume is: p x radius2 x height In all cases, p is pi, or 3.14.



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Assuming it's roughly a cylinder, then you can get an approximate surface area with the formula: 2 x p x radius2 + 2 x p x radius x height If you mean volume, on the other hand, then the volume is: p x radius2 x height In all cases, p is pi, or 3.14.



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How do you find the area of a swimming pool? - Answers

Assuming it's roughly a cylinder, then you can get an approximate surface area with the formula: 2 x p x radius2 + 2 x p x radius x height If you mean volume, on the other hand, then the volume is: p x radius2 x height In all cases, p is pi, or 3.14.

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