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Well, darling, to calculate the diameter of a 2-acre circle, you first need to find the radius by taking the square root of the area divided by pi. Once you have the radius, just double it to get the diameter. It's as simple as that, sugar!

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Area of a circle = pi R2

R = 'radius' = 1/2 Diameter

Diameter = 2 x R

Area of 2 acres = 2 x (43,560 square feet) = 87,120 square feet

pi R2 = 87,120

R2 = 87,120 / pi

R = sqrt(87,120 / pi)

D = 2 x R = 2 x sqrt(87,120/pi)

D = 333.05 feet (rounded)

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