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Earn +20 ptsQ: 200 feet wide x 400 feet deep how many acres?
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If land is 80 feet wide and 180 feet deep how many acres is this?
Answer: 14,400 ft² = 0.330578 acres.
What is the total acres if you have a parcel of land that is 102 feet wide and 584 feet deep?
1.37 acres, approx.
How many acres is 105 feet wide by 150 feet long?
0.3615702479338843 acres
What is the total acres if you have a parcel of land that is 400 feet wide and 400 feet deep?
400 by 400 feet = 160,000 square feet 160,000 square feet = 3.6730946 acres
How many acres is 300 feet long by 400 feet wide?
300 by 400 feet is two and three-quarters acres
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