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How many acres in a piece of land that is 2000 feet long and 298 feet wide?
2000 ft * 298 ft = 59600 sq ft = 13.68 acres, approx.
What linear dimensions make five acres square of land?
A square-shape plot of land that is five acres would have four sides each measuring 466.69 feet long.
How many acres is a piece of land 600 ft long and 10 feet wide?
0.137 acre.
How many acres is 450 feet long by 300 feet wide?
3.10 acres
If you have a piece of land that is 150 ft wide and 350 ft long how many acres is that?
There are 43, 560 square feet in an acre. 150x350 is 52,500 sq. feet. 52,500/43,560=1.21 acres.
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