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How many acres in 5000 m2?
5000 m2 is 1.24 acres.
How many acres in 15000 square feet?
Answer: 15,000 ft² = 0.344352 acres.
How many acres in 8000 square meters?
1.977 acres are in 8,000 m2
How many square meters is 150 acres?
150 acres = 607,028.5 m2
How many miles in 15000 acres?
23.4375 square miles.
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