Tank volume and gallons practice, step by step
Practice finding how many gallons a tank holds. For any tank you get the cubic feet first, then multiply by 7.48 for gallons. Work each one on paper, then watch it solved step by step.
Volume and gallons problems
Work it on paper, then watch it solved one small step at a time.
- Water & wastewaterHow many gallons are in a 20 by 10 by 8 foot tank?Try it, then watch
- WaterHow many gallons are in a 30 foot round tank?Try it, then watch
- Water & wastewaterHow many gallons are in 2,000 cubic feet?Try it, then watch
- WaterHow many gallons are in a 12 foot round tank, 10 feet deep?Try it, then watch
- WaterHow many gallons are in 1,000 feet of 6 inch main?Try it, then watch
- WaterHow many gallons are in 800 feet of 12 inch main?Try it, then watch
- WaterHow many gallons are in 500 feet of 24 inch main?Try it, then watch
- WaterHow many gallons are in 2,000 feet of 8 inch main?Try it, then watch
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