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2 years ago

How many acres of land are in a rectanglar parcel 234' * 878'

1 answer:

7 0

An acre is 43,560 ft² because the customary system hates you.

Let's find out how many square feet the parcel is so we can convert it into acres.

The area of a rectangle is its base times its height.

A = bh
A = 234 ft * 878 ft
A = 205,452 ft²

Divide by 43,560.

A ≈ 4.7165 acres. (round as needed)

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