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I think it is reasonable to assume you mean acres however this question can not be answered because it doesn't make sense. You can not compare an acre with a kilometre because they are not measurements of the same thing. A kilometre is a one dimensional measurement, so for example we can measure a line and say it is 1km long. An acre, however, is a two dimensional measurement and can not be used to measure something, such as a line, which is only one dimensional. You can not equate one with the other. Instead you can compare an acre with square kilometres as this too is a two dimensional measurement. An acre is about equal to about 0.004 square kilometres (accurate to 3 decimal places only) and you could fit about 247 acres in a square kilometre.

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11y ago

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