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An acre measures 4840 square yards. In a city, a lot on which a single-

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The lot is <u>9.2% of the an acre.</u>

<u>Given:</u>

Area of an acre = 4840 sq. yards

Area of lot = 40 by 100 ft = $40 ]\times 100 = 4,000 $ ft^{2}$

Convert the area of the lot to feet ( $9 ft^{2} = yd^{2}$ ):

<em>Therefore:</em>

Area of lot = $\frac{4,000}{9} = 444.4 $ yd^{2}$

Percentage occupied by the lot = area of lot / area of acre x 100

$= \frac{444.4}{4840} \times 100\\\= 9.2$

The lot therefore is <u>9.2% of the an acre</u>.

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