gallons of water can fill a pool that is 50 yards by 20 yards and is 9 feet deep? (Assume 7 1/2 gallons per cubic foot.)

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L = 50 yards or 150 feet W = 20 yards or 60 feet H = 9 feet V = 150 * 60 * 9 V = 81000 cubic feet then multiply the volume, 81000, by 7.5, or 607,500 gallons.
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