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Can a spherical tank with a 50ft diameter hold enough water to fill a swimming pool that has a 50m length, a 25m width, and a constant 2m depth? Explain your answer and provide work and calculations to support your response
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d = 50 feet = 15,24 m => r = 7,62 m V(tank/sphere) = (4pi7,62^2)/3 = 1853,3 m^3 V(pool/rectangular solid) = 50*25*2 = 2500 m^3 V(tank)<V(pool), so, the tank would not fill the pool...
Thanks so much for your help!
No problem. I noticed I made a typo, though. Sphere volume is (4*pi*7,62^3)/3. not to the power of two.
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