#Pot volume calculator how to

'In order to avoid poverty, just do three things: finish high school, marry before having a child, and don't have that child until you're at least 20 years old. This does sound like a very large pot-16+ inches in diameter is way bigger than anything I've ever had. That sucker will hold around 2 gallons.Īin't rich-Does someone else have custody of this pot? Can they just pour a gallon of water in, and another, until they know the approximate number of cups or gallons it holds? One will get the approximate gallons (very close) to how much volume (gallons) the subject pot holds.ĭon't know math, but know cooking pots. When water is even to one inch mark, measure the remaining inches bottom to top and add the result. Pour enough water in the pot to fill up to one inch on the yard stick and this is key-know how many gallon(s)it takes to get even with the one inch mark. Go to google 'microgeometry' It will give you the formula.Īnother method is: Put a yardstick vertical straight in the pot.

any help here from people who 'just get it' would be greatly appreciated. well, like I said, that's how I feel about math. I think I remember the 1990 or so Barbie doll that got pulled off the marked for quipping 'Emath is harrrrd'. the 'pot' in question is not in my possession for me to manually dump gallons into it to figure this out. do any of you know how many gallons of liquid could fit into a huge old round kitchen pot? pot's open area is 9.5' tall x 16.5' across. SO sorry to admit we're really 'lost' on math/geometry.

#Pot volume calculator how to

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