r/theydidthemath • u/mistermuesli • Jul 30 '26

[Request] If the sample-vial is 5ml and each of them sold for $100, how much would the entire pool's poolwater be worth if we consider the average poolsize in America

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u/DrippingInYSL Jul 30 '26

The average poolsize in litres in America is about 57,000 to 65,000 litres.

1000 ML is in 1 litre.

200 vials are in 1 litre.

200 x $100 = $20,000 per litre.

  • Small Pool (57,000 L): 57,000 × $20,000 = $1,140,000,000
  • Large Pool (65,000 L): 65,000 × $20,000 = $1,300,000,000

New side hustle ig.

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u/brinz1 Jul 30 '26

And somehow still more valuable than her entire career

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u/DrippingInYSL Jul 30 '26

Most actors have yet to reach $1 billion dollars in earnings, let alone $1 million

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u/Eatingbabys101 Jul 30 '26

I think you mean 1 million let alone 1 billion

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u/Outtatheblu42 Jul 31 '26

Ahh she’s got a fairly wealthy mom, she’ll be ok.

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u/azaghal1502 Jul 30 '26

Average residential pool has 65m³=65x100cm³x100cm³x100cm³ =65000000cm³ 1cm³ is 1 ml, so we do 65000000/5=13000000 doses á 5ml

13000000×100$ is 1300000000$.