Lauren Groom, an instructor at Space Coast Pool School, teaches how to calculate the volume and gallons of a rectangular constant slope pool. The lesson covers the formula: area times average depth times 7.5, where area is length times width. The average depth is the sum of the deep and shallow ends divided by two. The video includes a problem-solving example with a pool of specific dimensions, converting units, and calculating the final volume in gallons.

Who is the instructor for the pool volume calculation tutorial?

• Michael Brown

• Jane Smith

• John Doe

• Lauren Groom

What is the main topic of the tutorial?

• Calculating pool volume

• Building a pool

• Cleaning a pool

• Designing a pool

What is the formula for calculating pool volume?

• Length times width times height

• Area times average depth times 7.5

• Area times height

• Length times width

How is the average depth of a pool calculated?

• Deep end times shallow end

• Deep end divided by shallow end

• Deep end minus shallow end

• Deep end plus shallow end divided by two

What does the 7.5 factor in the formula represent?

• Gallons of water in one cubic foot

• Liters of water in one cubic foot

• Gallons of water in one cubic meter

• Liters of water in one cubic meter

What is the shallow depth of the pool in the problem statement?

• 5 feet

• 7 feet

• 3 feet

• 10 feet

What is the length of the pool in the problem statement?

• 30 feet

• 40 feet

• 50 feet

• 60 feet

What is the width of the pool in meters before conversion?

• 10 meters

• 15 meters

• 12 meters

• 8 meters

How many feet is 12 meters when converted?

• 32.28 feet

• 36.39 feet

• 28.32 feet

• 39.36 feet

What is the average depth of the pool after calculation?

• 6.5 feet

• 8.5 feet

• 5.5 feet

• 7.5 feet