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What is .9 of an acre?
point 9 of an acre or 1 acre split into 10 or having nine pieces.9/10 of an acre.
Is 0.47 acre less than an acre?
Yes, it is 47% of an acre (about 1/2).
How much of an acre is a lot 125x125?
An acre contains 43,560 square feet. The conversion says that it would be about a third of an acre, at .36 of an acre.
How much is 0.47 acre?
0.47 acre is 20,473 square feet.
Is 0.72 half an acre?
No, half an acre is 0.5 0.72 is closer to 3/4 of an acre.
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