It's useful to remember that a piece of ground 1 furlong long and 1 chain wide is an acre. Before the advent of the farm tractor this was considered to be a good day's work for the horse pulling the plough and the farm worker guiding it.
A "furlong" comes from a "furrow long" and is 220 yards in length. The "chain" (which was an early measuring device for measuring land) has a length of 22 yards (the same as the length of a cricket pitch from stumps to stumps). By multiplying the 220 yards by the 22 yards you should have 4840 square yards for 1 acre.
So 0.40 of an acre, which is 4 tenths of 4840 = 484 X 4 = 1936 square yards.
i acre = 40 guntasi acre = 40 guntasi acre = 40 guntasi acre = 40 guntas
There are around 40 guntas per acre, or 40 guntas in one acre.
1 acre = 43,560 squar feets 40 acre = 43,560 * 40 = 17,42,400 squar feets
40 Guntas make an acre
There are eight 5-acre parcels in 40 acres.
40 gunthas is one acre.
One side of a 40-acre square is 1,320 feet.
There are 16 40-acre plots in one square mile.
About 40% of an acre.
275/1000 = 55/200 = 11/40
40
150*40 kgs per acre