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What is the area of an acre in feet?
43560 sq. ft. = 1 acre
What is 0.29 acre?
0.29 acre is an area of 12,632 square feet.
What is 0.15 acre?
0.15 acre is an area of 6,534 square feet.
What is the dimensions of a 1 acre by 5 acre rectangle?
Acre is an unit of area and thus cannot represent sides of a rectangle
How long is 0.30 Acres?
An acre is not a unit of length, an acre, rather, is a unit of area. An area is measured 43,560 square feet.
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