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you can find the area of the bottom of your pool by multiplying the radius or half the diameter by itself and then multiplying that by pi the formula for area of a circle is as follows:

Area of a circle=pi*r2

since your pool is 15 feet then Area=3.14*12.52 7.52 or about 491 ft2 176.7142.

To answer your next question I would need to know the depth of your pool but the formula for volume of your pool is 491 ft2 176.714 ft2 * depth=volume in ft3. Assuming that your pool is four feet deep this would give a volume of 1962.5 706.85 cubic feet. You can plug in your own depth to get a more accurate answer

Finally to get your answer into gallons use the unit factor 1 cubic foot=7.48 gallons

Thus a four feet deep pool would have a volume of 1962.5 706.85 cubic feet or about 5,287.30 US Gallons.

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30' x 15' x 4.5' = 2025 cubic ft = 15,148 US gallons.

30' x 15' x 4.5' = 2025 cubic ft = 15,148 US gallons.

30' x 15' x 4.5' = 2025 cubic ft = 15,148 US gallons.

30' x 15' x 4.5' = 2025 cubic ft = 15,148 US gallons.

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3982.5 Gallons. Formula is based on diameter x diameter x depth x 5.9

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

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

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30' x 15' x 4.5' = 2025 cubic ft = 15,148 US gallons.

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4646 gallons

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