Final answer:
To calculate the volume of a pool in cubic meters, convert the depth from feet to meters and multiply by the width and length of the pool. Assuming hypothetical dimensions of 10m x 10m, the volume would be 303 cubic meters, but the actual volume cannot be determined without specific pool dimensions.
Step-by-step explanation:
To calculate the volume of water that a pool can hold when filled, we need to know the dimensions of the pool, not just the depth. Since the depth is provided as 10 feet and we need to convert it to meters using the given conversion rate of 3.3 feet = 1 meter, we first convert the depth:
10 feet / (3.3 feet/meter) = approximately 3.03 meters.
Now let's assume that the pool has a width and length such that when multiplied with the depth (in meters), it gives us a reasonable volume that corresponds to one of the options provided (a-d). Without this additional information, we cannot determine the volume accurately. However, if we loosely consider the width and length of the pool to be 10 meters each for the sake of this calculation, then the calculation would be:
Volume = width x length x depth = 10 m x 10 m x 3.03 m = 303 cubic meters.
Note that this is a hypothetical calculation since we don't have the actual width and length of the pool. None of the answer options (a-d) matches this result, which suggests we are missing further information to correctly solve the problem.