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How many acres is 150 feet x 112 feet?
150 feet x 112 feet (16,800 square feet) is equal to 0.385674... acres.
How many acres are 582 feet X 150 feet?
2.004 acres.
How many acres in 150 feet x 240 feet?
23,040,000 acres
What does a lot 75' X 150' equal in acres?
11,250 square feet (75 x 150) is 0.26 acres.
How many acres is 75 feet x 100 feet?
0.1721 acres.
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