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What percent of an acre is 75 feet by 150 feet?
Answer: 11,250 ft² = 0.258264 acres (about 26%).
How much of an acre is a 75 x 100 lot?
Approximately 17.2% of an acre.
How much of an acre is 75 feet by 125 feet?
About 0.22 acres, almost 1/4 acre.
What percent of an acre of land that is 60 feet long and 34 feet wide?
About 4.6% of an acre.
How close to an acre is 0.8?
That would be 80 percent of an acre. An acre contains 43,560 square feet. The conversion says that it would be 34,848 square feet.
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