Submitted 134 days ago...
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Submitted 132 days ago...
To come up with my answer, I determined the volume of the pipe in inches cubed, multiplied times the diameter. 125ft. (1500in.) x 28.27 (A = pi x r * r)Area of the assumed base of the pipe) = 42,405in cubed. Then, using a conversion calculator you would find that the volume in gallons would be 183.571 Gal. (US Liq). If we then divide this figure by 125, we would get the number of gallons per foot, which is 1.469. Sound right? : D
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Submitted 125 days ago...
That question can not be answered correctly becaause you did not provide the "thickness" of the pipe. Any answer based on the diameter of the pipe will be incorrect because pipe has thickness. The previous answer can be simplified. It takes enough to go from one end to the other.
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