Calculate the volume of a frying pan in fluid ounces and gallons from its dimensions.
Liquid volume in a frying pan
Pan walls are sloped: bottom diameter is smaller than top.
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Determine frying pan capacity in fluid ounces and quarts. Enter the top diameter, bottom diameter, and depth in inches.
Example: a 10-inch skillet with 8.5-inch bottom and 1.75-inch depth holds about 56 fl oz. A 12-inch pan with 2-inch sides holds roughly 84 fl oz (2.6 quarts).
Accounts for the sloped sides typical of skillets and frying pans using the frustum formula.