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You can't tell the distance around from knowing the area. There are an infinite number

of distances that it could be.

Here are a few examples:

#1:

A circle, 235.5 feet across.

Area = 1 acre.

Distance around = 739.9 feet.

One mile = 7.14 times around.

#2:

A square, 208.7 feet on each side.

Area = 1 acre.

Distance around = 834.8 feet.

One mile = 6.32 times around.

#3:

A rectangle, 121-ft by 360-ft.

Area = 1 acre.

Distance around = 962-ft.

One mile = 5.49 times around.

#4:

A rectangle, 72-ft by 605-ft.

Area = 1 acre.

Distance around = 1,354-ft.

One mile = 3.9 times around.

#5:

A rectangle, 9-ft by 4,840-ft.

Area = 1 acre.

Distance around = 9,698-ft.

One mile = 0.54 of once around.

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